Haitians march demanding protection as gang violence surges

Thousands marched in Haiti's capital demanding security from violent gangs.
Gangs control up to 80% of Port-au-Prince since the assassination of President Moïse.
Kidnappings have spiked, targeting women and children, with nearly 300 cases this year.
Ineffective policing has led to offers of an international armed force to combat the crisis.
The US embassy closed due to nearby gunfire as Haitians protest the violence.