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Local August 30, 2024 | 10:58 am

Amnesty reiterates racism against Haitians in Dominican Republic

Santo Domingo.- Amnesty International (AI) responded to Dominican Vice President Raquel Peña's denial of racist immigration policies in the country, expressing disappointment that her remarks merely dismissed the evidence of mistreatment of Haitian citizens. AI stated that the evidence of such mistreatment, supported by testimonies, statistics, and images, cannot be ignored and c... Read more

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