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dominican republican opression of skin color
Infected camps
How can we solve this?
This is important because they are being discriminated from their own country. We all are people and have to help each other because we are one.
The Dominican government is not providing help for the ones kicked out nor is the Haitian government.
We must solve the conflict by talking to the Dominican Republic and Haitian governments.We will have to create a better constitution for everyone to be equal and allow Dominicans of Haitian descent to get their citizenship and birth certificates. This would prevent the future from having this problem later on. If we don’t solve it now ,think about what can happen to the future.
over 100 people are infected by cholera
cholera is an infectious disease that causes severe watery diarrhea, which can lead to dehydration and even death if untreated.
Dominican Republican: Opression of skin color
- 9 have died in the camps so far.
- They get it from the water they have to drink from because they have no other choice
Their Life
now they are kicked out on the Haitian in camps they made and set up by themselves on the Dominican border line.
without any food, help or proper sanitation
Now
They are not allowed to be treated in a hospital, No prescriptions from a doctor or any check ups.
And not allowed in school until a certain age
Hard to find a job
Stripped of citizenship!!!
Hundreds of thousands of Dominicans of Haitian descent were stripped of their citizenship and forced to prove they were born here.
7 people who witness the birth and the obstructionist.
Dominican Republic changed its law to anyone with at least one parent with citizenship can have citizenship .
Dominicans of Haitian descent are being forced out of Dominican Republic
Way back in the 1920's Dominicans of Haitian descent were denied of birth records because of their skin color . They were not allowed citizenship because they had no proof of birth in the Dominican Republic.