As a Haitian, I am deeply concerned about the current location of our food supplies. They are stored in the Dominican Republic, a country with a history of hostility towards us. This situation is not just troubling; it threatens our food security and puts us at unnecessary risk.

Cap-Haitien, located in the northern region of Haiti where conditions are relatively stable, provides an ideal alternative for storing these vital supplies. By relocating them there, we can ensure that our people have access to necessary resources without being subject to potential risks and prejudices inherent in relying on foreign territory.

The animosity between the Dominican Republic and Haiti is well-documented (source: Human Rights Watch). It is unacceptable that our food supply - intended for aiding Haitians - remains stored in such an environment.

We call upon international NGOs and humanitarian organizations to take immediate action on this issue. Please cease storing food supplies for Haiti in the Dominican Republic and relocate them to Cap-Haitien instead.

This isn't just about logistics; it's about dignity, self-sufficiency, and ensuring that aid meant for Haitians reaches its intended recipients without hindrance or delay. Sign this petition today to support relocating Haiti's food supplies from the Dominican Republic to Cap-Haitien!