Children going missing from Haiti hospitals: UNICEF

Best guess is they're being trafficked for sex or general slavery. There's more slavery today than at anytime in known world history.

child slavery huh? nah they are going to the reptilian's dinner plate with all the other abducted kids that are never found.

do reptilians even use silverware?

And the IMF has just gotten involved. Anyone wanna bet those assholes are in on it?

Israel strikes again. Fresh organs anyone ?

[edit on 22-1-2010 by ickylevel]

reply to post by MaxBlack

In another posting when I commented that children would be kidnapped, others remarked that I was "Nutz".

I knew this was going to happen too, not for the reason you state necessarily, but, there is human trafficking,

gvnet.com...

Children at Risk Foundation (CARF) - HAITIAN STREET CHILDREN & RESTAVEKS

www.carfweb.net/haiti_appeal.html

At one time this article had been archived and may possibly still be accessible [here]

On average, restaveks work eighteen hours a day, seven days a week, have extremely poor health, nutrition, low educational attainment and their living conditions are appalling. They sleep on the bare floor or on a mat on the floor next to their master's bed or under the kitchen table. They use an old rolled up dress as a billow or a blanket. Restaveks wear dirty, old clothing and shoes with holes in them, sometimes too big for their small bodies. Also, they are permitted to bathe only once a week. While these children prepare meals for their masters, they are not allowed to eat with the family and must wait until everyone finishes and leaves the table in order to eat the leftovers from the meal that he or she cooked. The master requires that the child domestic use a specific plate, cup, and fork, made out of tin and bent out of shape. The restavek must wash and store these utensils separately, perhaps for a fear that he or she will contaminate the rest of the family's "good" dining equipment. The child is further separated from social life as the restavek spends virtually the entire day indoors unless he or she is fetching water, cleaning chamber pots, or visiting the market. And while indoors, he or she sits in isolation when not doing chores. These children are not allowed to speak unless their owners speak to them or permit them to speak. In addition to the daily schedule and tasks and the living conditions, these children suffer great physical and emotional danger, are beaten, tortured, raped, falsely accused and verbally assaulted. — Recollections by a former restavek, Jean-Robert Cadet 1998 in his autobiography, "Restavec: From Haitian Slave Child to Middle-Class American"

Haiti: Socio-Political Crisis OCHA Situation Report No. 14

www.reliefweb.int/rw/rwb.nsf/AllDocsByUNID/e495dc5b203af05585256ed6005e7d00

At one time this article had been archived and may possibly still be accessible [here]

CHILDREN AT RISK

9. Child domestic workers are perhaps amongst the most exploited sectors in Haiti. A child who stays with and works for another family is called a "restavec" (rester avec), in Creole. According to the Restavec Children Foundation, these children are often given away or sold by poor families in order to survive. Frequently the children's most basic rights to health and education are denied. They are not paid for their work and often abused. For instance, the restavecs have to return to their duties in the house, after having escorted the house owner's children to school. The restavec boys and the girls often flee at the age of 12-13, joining one of the many street gangs or ending up as prostitutes.

Prosecutors to seek reduction of sentence for Pines woman in slavery case

www.ecpat.net/eng/Ecpat_inter/IRC/newsdesk_articles.asp?SCID=1409

A 12-year-old girl, referred to in the indictment as "W.K.," was nicknamed "Little Hope" in South Florida's Haitian community when her plight became known five years ago. She claimed to have been beaten, raped, and forced to work as a maid and serve, since the age of 9, as a sex slave for the Pompees' son, then 20.

According to the indictment, the girl was smuggled from Haiti after her mother, who once worked there for the Pompees, died in 1996.

Haiti - Tarnished Children [PDF]

[page 7] LESLIE - I am eleven years old. I don’t remember how long ago my mum placed me in the care of my aunt. I’m the only one to sleep on the floor in her house. Every day, I get up at 4 o’clock. I do everything. I prepare breakfast for the children, I sweep the floor, I go to collect water. And when my aunt goes to work in the market, I carry on: I go for more water, I do the washing, and I wash the dishes… One day I had a quarrel with one of my aunt’s daughters, and she whipped me for that. On another occasion I was watching television and the food that was on the cooker got burnt. I also got whipped for that. My mum lives in the province. She came to see me last Sunday, but it’s very rare. I have given up asking her to take me back with her. I know she doesn’t have enough money to feed me.

Haiti's Dark Secret: The Restavecs

Haiti, a nation of only eight million people, is home to some 300,000 restavecs -– young children who are frequently trafficked from the rural countryside to work as domestic servants in the poverty-stricken nation's urban areas.

Among her other duties, Josiméne cares for two younger children, cleans the house, washes dishes, scrubs laundry by hand, runs errands and sells small items from the family's informal store. She has lived this way for over two years, since she was seven. It has been over six months since she has seen her family.

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Call for halt to Haiti adoptions over traffickers

www.timesonline.co.uk...


January 23, 2010
Thousands of children unaccounted for since Haiti’s earthquake are at risk of falling prey to child traffickers,

The alarm is particularly acute given Haiti’s dire record of child abuse. The UN High Commissioner for Refugees reported in 2008 that 29 per cent of children under 14 were already working, and roughly 300,000 were ‘restaveks’ (a creole corruption of ‘rester avec’) whose impoverished parents send them to work for wealthier families in the hope they will receive food and shelter.

Some were cared for and educated, but others were "sexually exploited and physically abused; and are unpaid, undocumented, and unprotected". When they turn 15, and must by law be paid, many are turned on to the streets to join as many as 3,000 other children who survive on the streets of Port-au-Prince as vendors, beggars or prostitutes.

Even before the earthquake, Haitian children were regularly sent to the Dominican Republic to work in sex tourism, or recruited by armed gangs. A Haitian women’s organisation documented 140 rapes of girls younger than 18 years in the 18 months to June 2008. Haiti’s many orphanages — there are said to be 200 in Port-au-Prince alone — are poorly regulated, and some are mere fronts for international child traffickers.

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well with all that's going on in haiti i'm not surprised some backward plans are taking place.
Organ donations anyone????

If adoptions are going to happen then the first in line should be the parents who lost their own kids in this disaster don't you think.

Lots of talk about orphans, but it wasn't only adults who perished was it?

I also think that in the aftermath a lot of non native people would be hesitant to adopt a Haitian child for fear of being flamed by those who ignorantly attatch them to potential child slavery.

Give them time...

Research David Icke.

Years ago, I bought "The Biggest Secret" and "Children of the Matrix", then put his books aside after gettin to the "Reptilian" parts.......completely nuts I said.

Now, I'm not so sure.

Oftentimes what seems the most ridiculous theories presented and ridiculed, turn out to eventually have some validity - Research how many people go missing - particularly children.

The number of children missing each year is a conspiracy onto itself.......but no one wants to dig deeper.

Scary and very hush hushed.

[edit on 22-1-2010 by ofhumandescent]

reply to post by December_Rain


US soldiers cannot tell parent from child. They just stop fighting and looting. To blame them is just silly. Anybody can take a kid and claim they are their child and claim their cries of rejection is just a hissy fit. It's very easy to trick. Very dangerous.

Fears suggest they are being trafficked for "adoption".... riight.

Yeah, I imagine the people twisted enough to steal children in a hospital recovering from a major catastrophe would have the decency to "consider adoption services" for cheap money instead of the rather lucrative child sex-ring trade.

If there ever was a hell on this earth, these children are going to experience something most people can hardly even fathom. I'm not completely convinced that this isn't a 'hell' in the first place... not with all this.

Originally posted by Dock9
reply to post by December_Rain

 

If true, let's hope the children will be provided a better life

And let's pray they're being adopted by people who will value them

and are not disappearing into the (SPIT !! ) child-sex trade

Life is not about stuff. You may be right, but if I really wanted to help a child I would not start by stealing him.