The Human Rights Section of Minujusth participated in a colloquium on "Haiti, Migration and Human Rights" to discuss the problematic reintegration of returnees from the Dominican Republic to Haiti https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-25188-haiti-dr-a-little-more-than-80-000-haitians-deported-or-turned-back-in-7-months.html

During this colloquium , which focused on the relationship between migration and human rights in Haiti, national and foreign researchers, State actors, civil society and international organizations discussed issues such as : To what extent do Haitians who emigrate have access to decent work? To what extent have recent migrations, if successful, achieved a level of socio-professional integration and benefit migrants? The risk of human rights violations to which migrants have incurred are they preventable? Can one speak, within the framework of the practices observed, of the existence of a Haitian migration culture?

See also :

https://www.icihaiti.com/en/news-25756-icihaiti-dr-nearly-11-400-haitians-deported-or-turned-back-to-haiti-sept-2018.html

https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-25188-haiti-dr-a-little-more-than-80-000-haitians-deported-or-turned-back-in-7-months.html

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