VOICED : Sad homecoming for Haitians deported from Dominican Republic

The transcript discusses the situation in Malpass, a key port of entry between Haiti and the Dominican Republic, highlighting the influx of Haitian refugees and the challenges they face. It covers personal stories of deportation, citizenship issues, and the efforts for legalization. Human rights concerns, particularly family separations, are emphasized. The poor conditions in refugee camps and the role of NGOs and the Haitian government in providing aid are described. The transcript concludes with a discussion on the political and economic context, noting the potential impact of deportation policies on Haiti's relations with the Dominican Republic.

What has been the impact of the influx of Haitian refugees in Malpass?

What actions were taken by the authorities in Santo Domingo regarding the citizenship of immigrant children?

How many people are currently at risk of being expelled to Haiti?

What are the living conditions like for the refugees at the border crossing Avanti Petra?

What might the new government in Bottle Pass overlook regarding the deportation issue?