Haiti – Trafficking: Human Traffickers Basking in Industry’s Golden Era of Post-Quake Haiti
“He took me across the border and sold me to the Dominican soldiers for $8,” said Andre Prevot, a young Haitian boy caught in the pervasive slave trade along Haiti’s border with the Dominican Republic (DR). Young Prevot met a man who promised him a good job in the DR; however, like thousands of Haitians, they forced him into hard labor for a meager salary.
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