Violence Obstructs Resettlement for Haiti Quake Victims
More than 1.5 million people remain homeless in Haiti nearly six months after a devastating earthquake hit that Caribbean island state. The International Organization for Migration says violence by organized gangs and land disputes are hampering resettlement efforts.
The International Organization for Migration says a planned emergency relocation of more than 1,100 di
Immigrant Advocates Criticize Detention of Haitian Evacuees in US
U.S. immigration officials freed at least 33 Haitians on Thursday who were detained after being evacuated from Haiti following the January earthquake. An immigrant advocacy group in Florida has criticized the detentions, saying it highlights how the U.S.
Haitian Company Struggles to Rebuild its Business After Earthquake
Businesses in Haiti are struggling to recover from the devastating earthquake January 12. Many workers have lost their jobs, and employers are trying to get their businesses up and running. Mike O'Sullivan visited one large Haitian company, Acra Industries. He reports that hundreds of workers at the company face weeks or months of lay-offs.
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