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Dominican Republic officially resumes deportations amid concerns for Dominicans of Haitian descent

Santo Domingo.- AmnestyInternational urges the Dominican Republic to ensure that no person born in theDominican Republic will be deported from the country, after the governmentauthorities announced on 14 August the resumption of operations to detain anddeport “foreigners who resides illegally in the country”.

The deportationsbegan after a 18-month official moratorium set in place by t... Read more

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