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On International Day for People of African Descent, Haitian Bridge Alliance honors Toussaint Louverture
February 5, 20240Press Release

On International Day for People of African Descent, Haitian Bridge Alliance honors Toussaint Louverture

San Diego, California, August 31, 2022 – On International Day for People of African Descent, the Haitian Bridge Alliance (HBA) honored the contributions of Toussaint Louverture, the leader of Haiti’s revolution that ended slavery and started the fight for Black…
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The Haitian Bridge Alliance Addressed the UN on anti-Black discrimination and mistreatment in the US asylum and immigration system
February 5, 20240Press Release

The Haitian Bridge Alliance Addressed the UN on anti-Black discrimination and mistreatment in the US asylum and immigration system

Geneva, Switzerland, August 8 2022 – Today, the Haitian Bridge Alliance, Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights, Black Alliance for Just Immigration, Human Rights First, The Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services  submitted a…
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Seven Case Profiles of Medical Neglect and Violence Against Haitian Migrants in Tijuana
December 16, 20230Press Release

Seven Case Profiles of Medical Neglect and Violence Against Haitian Migrants in Tijuana

“This is the life of migrants here, we are treated like animals” San Diego, California, July 7, 2022 – As we hear stories of migrants all around the world suffering from neglect and abuse, leading to…
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Haitian Bridge Alliance Calls on the Biden-Harris Administration and Other Governments to Stop the War Against Migrants and Ensure Safe Access to Asylum Protections
December 16, 20230Press Release

Haitian Bridge Alliance Calls on the Biden-Harris Administration and Other Governments to Stop the War Against Migrants and Ensure Safe Access to Asylum Protections

San Diego, California, June 29, 2022 — Haitian Bridge Alliance (HBA) mourns with the survivors and families of migrants who lost their lives in San Antonio on June 27, as they sought safety and protection…
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One Year After the Assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, Haitians Continue to Flee Haiti, But Are Dying of Violence and Medical Neglect at the U.S. Mexico Border
December 1, 20230Press Release

One Year After the Assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, Haitians Continue to Flee Haiti, But Are Dying of Violence and Medical Neglect at the U.S. Mexico Border

December 1, 2023Contact: Paola Luisi, pluisi@haitianbridge.org San Diego, California – Haitian Bridge Alliance expresses deep concern and condemnation over the recent deportation of Mr. Guy Philippe, an action that shocks the conscience, especially given the current context…
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