Baseball Academies in the Dominican Republic: From Sweatshops To Big Business- Photo source: Minor League Ball  | See, Huge Salaries And A Poverty-Stricken Country: The Economics Of Baseball In The Dominican Republic ; Inside Major League Baseball Sweatshop System and How big business fuels Haitian-Dominican Tensions.

Boycot DR products, Boycott Timberland. Stop supporting legal apartheid, racism, civil genocide and the denationalization of people of Haitian descent

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Invest in local Haiti production not DR imports

Boycott Dominican Republic goods, services, tourist, travel and trade for making racism legal. Help stop the civil genocide, legalize violence, apartheid and ethnic cleansing by law in the Dominican Republic. Support localHaiti agriculture and productions, not DR imports.

Help defend Black Dominicans and Haiti immigrants from historic white supremacist bloodlust, thievery and racial hatred. The DR has retroactively revoke the citizenship from 1929 to the present of mostly Dominicans with Haitian descent in a clearly malicious, malevolent racist and distasteful move to take Haiti lives and property, deny them civil rights by making them stateless and illegal in the Dominican Republic going back eight decades. ENOUGH worldwide suffering for Haitians everywhere. Lift up human values and civil behavior. Join the Ezili/HLLNetwork, the Free Haiti Movement, MUDHA, Reconocido ,  We Are All Dominican (‪#‎NoMasRacismoRD‬), Eritye Papa Desalin along with all our brothers and sisters in the DR, however they may define themselves, to stop racism and racial crimes against Haitians in the DR, dark-skinned Dominicans and Dominicans of Haitian ancestry.

Listen to our English Boycott recording announcement with Edwidge Danticat.

Kreyòl Boykòt recording with Koralen.
Boykòt sistematic tout sevis, biznis ak pwodwi Dominiken

BOYCOTT the Dominican Republic as a rogue nation for making apartheid legal in the Western Hemisphere. Demand international sanctions and that thepuppet Haiti government STOP all trade, commerce with he DR and deports DR ambassador/all its staff back to DR, recall its ambassador/all staff from DR IMMEDIATELY. Denounce all in the controlled opposition in Haiti merely looking to hold on to political jobs but who do not defend defenseless Haitians, who do not denounce the DR's vile and racist actions against our brothers and sisters in the DR. Demand accountability. (See, the Quiet Genocide in Haiti, from FDR to Obama: The UN a Criminal Organization from Lumumba to Aristide.)

End legal apartheid and racism in the Dominican Republic. Boycott DR tourism, trade, services and products.

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Extreme Xenophobia in Dominican Republic – Interview on the Global African – For video: Click here, and entire transcript, here.

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Right of Denationalized Dominicans to seek political asylum

The right of political refugees is outlined at Art 14 Universal Declaration on Human Rights and the Right to Nationality, Art 15, Universal Declaration on Human Rights.

"Political asylum is one of the human rights affirmed by international law, including at Article 14 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Ezili's HLLN has advised denationalized Dominicans in fear for their lives to go (in groupings with notice to the media) to the nearest embassy of their choice to request political asylum. All countries who have agreed to the United Nations Conventions Relating to the Status of Refugees are theoretically obligated to provide political asylum to those who qualify, are fleeing political persecution. It's our educated guess at Ezili's HLLN that soon the UN will be asking Afrikan and countries like Australia to take in the denationalized Haitians. No way will the US hurt its 11-year UN ethnic cleansing project in Haiti by adding in more Black blood related to the Haiti revolution to the Haitian side. And, if ALL descendents of Haiti could leave the DR, the DR wouldn't have a country, much less an economy!"— Ezili Dantò, Free Haiti Movement/HLLN

See, The United Nations High Commissioner on Refugees (unhcr.org) guidelines for prima facie recognition of refugees http://www.refworld.org/docid/555c335a4.html and http://www.refworld.org/protectionmanual.html

"UNHCR is concerned about the human rights considerations for people who may be expelled and end up being pushed into Haiti, even though they are not considered as citizens of that country. "This would have serious repercussions for all who are affected and be a serious setback to efforts worldwide to end the problem of statelessness." UN agency urges Dominican Republic to refrain deporting stateless people, June 19, 2015

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Legba, Ouvè Baryè Pou Pèp la. Atibon Legba, ouvè baryè pou moun yo"– Sanba Mario Chandel

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Ezili Dantò, Haitian Lawyers Leadership Network (HLLN) and Free Haiti Movement, June, 2015

"The West has two faces. One evil."

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Stop the Ethnic Cleansing in Haiti. Photo Credit: Tony Savino Use this hashtag- #BoycottTimberland – Tweet it, tweet it, share and circulate our Boycott posts!!! Join the Ezili Network/Free Haiti Movement coalition in boycottingTimberland made in the DR. The HLLN/FHM is also campaigning for Major League Baseball to denounce the DR's denationalization ruling and to divest from its DR baseball academies, most, build by Haiti construction workers in danger. Some, shot at by DR security for asking to be paid! Demand that the DR stop being a rogue nation and follow international human rights norms: The right to nationality is an internationally recognized human right. "Timberland has a MAJOR factory in the Dominican Republic (DR) that employs nearly 2,000 workers. The corporation would probably collapse if it weren't for Amerikkkan Afrikans purchasing their clothing, particularly the iconic "Yellow Boot". As a show of solidarity with Our Haitian Brothas and Sistars who are being expelled by the DR government, we are mounting a boycott against Timberland products. If you own Timberland shoes, shirts, pants or anything else by them, put a black piece of tape in a prominent place on the item. This was done in the early '90s against Nike and led to the first Afrikan being placed on its corporate board, former Georgetown basketball coach, John R. Thompson. Until further notice, we are asking Afrikans not to purchase ANY Timberland products and call upon its Board of Directors to formally denounce the DR's racist and genocidal policies toward Haitians. ‪#‎BoycottTimberland‬!"— Dr. Ray Winbush, Urban Research Center ***