It's been five years since the devastating earthquake in Haiti took the lives of thousands, including more than a hundred United Nations personnel.
On Monday, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon marked the fifth anniversary of the disaster by remembering the victims, even as the country's road to recovery remains an uphill battle.
Liling Tan reports from the UN headquarters in New York.
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