SOS... Hundreds of Thousands of Dominicans of Haitian Decent Are About to Loose Everything, Yet No One Seems to Care?
Despite these facts, neither media outlets nor other world leaders are sufficiently addressing the matter. Those of us of good conscience must therefore not rest -- we must shed light to darkness and expose this travesty at our doorstep. If not, hundreds of thousands will invariably be driven from their homes, will unquestionably be left with no rights, i.e., become stateless, and dare I say, many others will face even a worse fate, mass incarceration or killings.
Action must be taken to force an end this nightmare!
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I agree. At least they are coming home alive. How many have died under president Trujillo? Imagine though,a time/ the day when we will create a more »
Yes, it's quite simple, I agree. Any government around the world would have done the same because mass illegral immigration is a jeopardy to more »
men kote amnisti gov Dominican te bay la so nou ta vle di ke, Haitien sa pa te jam pran amnisti a pou ki rezon yo pat pranl, yo pat kon nen ke yo more »
How is it wrong to enforce the law and deport those who are ilegal? The Dominican Republic is NOT HAITI, will not, and Can't be Haiti. What more »
How is it wrong to enforce the law and deport those who are ilegal? The Dominican Republic is NOT HAITI, will not, and Can't be Haiti. What more »
Sa yo poko anyen menm, sa a sé tokèt la soutou gen yon pakèt Diaspora Ayisyen nan Etats - Unis, Canada, laFrance, Seng Domeng more »
"will unquestionably be left with no rights, i.e., become stateless" Let see what the constitution of the Republic of Haiti, 1987, has to say more »
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