It calls for support against gangs

The director-general of migration, José Ricardo Taveras called yesterday on the population to not confuse solidarity with false solidarity when they delivered money to children who roam the streets of the cities of the country.

Taveras said that such a situation conducive to the actions of organized gangs engaged in trafficking in children.

Requested, on the other hand, such aid to be delivered to NGOs and State institutions working with children. Taveras reported that they have been subjected to justice groups that traffic in children, but with poor results.

Said that they recently submitted ten groups, which were released by the courts without presenting any type of roots, and some of them were illegal.

With regard to the large number of Haitian women and children who ask in streets, Taveras said the border does not control nor applies policies relating to children or adolescents, what u000aIt is up to the armed forces and the Conani.

argued in recent days migration repatriated 50 Haitian children who were handed over to their parents or the local authorities in the border, but a few days later other "new" children were asking for in the corners.

"We are all guilty of the presence of these children who beg in the streets, I clarify, are not all Haitians, the false solidarity exhibited citizens against something that has become a profitable business." "I get on their knees and urge society to not give him money to these people," said Taveras. Judgment SCJ.

The migration director also welcomed the ruling of the Supreme Court of Justice supported the resolution adopted by the Junta Central Electoral (PVE), on civil registration.

"Finally the Supreme was pants, because there are groups of Dominicans that lend themselves to declare illegal Haitian children" u000a"and foreigners who get their documentation in a fraudulent manner," said Taveras.

These statements were offered by Taveras, during the public hearings to hear the proposals and suggestions for the elaboration of the National Plan of regularization of aliens.

Given that a single organization led his proposals, migration postponed activity and extended the deadline to ten days.

"Society must put his eyes in justice, because we have put several cases of individuals who work in the mafia to bring Haitian children to beg the country and the justice they release," he added Taveras.

The officer promised to disclose in the next few days the names of aliens subjected by trafficking Haitian, children and reveal the Court which, according to him, he ordered the release of the traffickers.

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