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UN Reports Nearly 200,000 People Forcedly Returned to Haiti This Year
The United Nations reports that nearly 200,000 individuals have been forcibly deported to Haiti so far this year, intensifying humanitarian pressures in the crisis-hit nation. The surge in returns follows increased immigration enforcement actions by neighboring countries and the United States.
28 Aug, 19:41 — 29 Aug, 05:01
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Nearly 200,000 forced deportees received by Haiti, UN says
Haiti is receiving forced returnees amid surging gang violence. An emergency meeting of the UN Security Council was called to discuss the situation in Haiti following a deadly gang attack.
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Nearly 200,000 people forcibly returned to Haiti so far this year, UN says - The Straits Times
Nearly 200,000 people forcibly returned to Haiti so far this year, UN says The Straits Times
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Nearly 200,000 people forcibly returned to Haiti so far this year, UN says - The Star
Nearly 200,000 people forcibly returned to Haiti so far this year, UN says The Star
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