Dominicans Protest Against Haitian Migrants
- Amnesty International condemned the Dominican Republic's new protocol for migrant health access on April 24.
- The Dominican government announced this health protocol on April 6, requiring migrant identification and fees.
- Migrants with irregular status face deportation after receiving medical care under this rule.
- Ana Piquer stated the protocol "violates the right to health" and puts lives at risk.
- This policy deters migrants from seeking essential medical care.
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Dominicans Protest Against Haitian Migrants
Dozens of Dominicans on Sunday protested against the presence of undocumented migrants from neighboring Haiti, backing President Luis Abinader's move to demand ID documents from those seeking hospital or maternity care.
Rights group condemns Dominican Republic new health protocol for discriminating migrants
Amnesty International condemned Thursday the Dominican Republic’s new health protocol that requires migrants to provide documentation and pay fees to access public health services. The group argued that the new protocol is discriminatory and may violate international human rights standards. On April 6, the government announced a new health protocol consisting of 15 migration measures. Apart from requiring documentation and fees, a migrant patien…
Dominican Republic: Health protocol reinforces racism in migration policies
In light of the measures announced on 6 April by the government of Luis Abinader on migration, and in particular the protocol for the access of migrants to public health services in the Dominican Republic, Amnesty International stated:“President Luis Abinader must opt for measures that strengthen the health system. Implementing a system that exposes migrants to deportation after receiving medical care not only violates the right to health, but a…
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