Haitian migrants to the Dominican Republic are particularly vulnerable to human trafficking, yet antitrafficking initiatives tend to overlook them. The paradox plagues much antitrafficking research and policymaking. The same factors that make people vulnerable to trafficking—race, class, gender, immigration status—also exclude them from initiatives to protect them.In the case of Haitian migrants, being black, poor, … Continue reading Haitian Migrants: Hidden Faces of Human Trafficking in the Dominican Republic