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(There is a book about the estimated 300,000 child slaves in Haiti called Restaveks by Jean-Robert Cadet, a Haitian American and former restavek, who explains this phenomena and promotes a campaign to end the practice.)
Susan Davis: Creating Hope and Opportunity in Haiti for Extremely Poor Women and their Families 2009
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-- some children sent to host families for education aren't classified as Restaveks, but perform similar duties;
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They did a piece on Haiti's child slaves known as "Restaveks", (
unknown title 2009
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VELSHI: I was reading somewhere that some of these Restaveks are given over, obviously, for money.
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According to a study last year, there were about 225,000 child slaves in Haiti working as unpaid servants, or Restaveks.
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First of all, to what degree are these kids, these Restaveks, affected worse than other Haitians right now?
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In 2007, he founded the Restavek Foundation, which fights to give Restaveks a voice.
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In 2007, he founded the Restavek Foundation, which fights to give Restaveks a voice.
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Since its opening in 1999, this school has provided remedial education at no cost to Restaveks between ages 8 and 14 who have never been to school.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Jim Luce 2011
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He created a special Haitian National Police child protection unit, and in 2003, got a new law passed prohibiting child domestic labor, mostly as Restaveks.
Signs of the Times 2010
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