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Anti-Blackness Knows No Borders Neither Should Haitian Migrant Rights Advocacy

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Haiti on course to spiral into chaos

Violent gangs control the country, cholera is spreading, and there are shortages of water and food, University of Miami scholars point out.

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Why are more Haitian women dying in migrant boat tragedies?

Why are more Haitian women dying in migrant boat tragedies?
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Scholar: Haiti languishes in lawlessness since president s assassination

University of Miami professor Louis Herns Marcelin offers his views on what has transpired in the Caribbean nation after the death of Jovenel Moïse.

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Haiti s Brain Drain: Educated Youth Are Leaving the Country As Fast as They Can

Haiti’s Brain Drain: Educated Youth Are Leaving the Country As Fast as They Can. PORT-AU-PRINCE It was not the homecoming “Philippeson” wished for. Four years after leaving Haiti in search of a better life, the 26-year-old man was heading back onboard an iAero Airways aircraft.

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