CALLEBAS, HAITI - Parents in this quake-wracked Haitian village unable to feed or clothe their children handed the youngsters over to a group of American missionaries who promised to give them a better life.
In a testament to the misery of a nation that was the western hemisphere's poorest even before a Jan. 12 earthquake, many Callebas parents say they wouldn't know what to do if they had to take the children back.
eight american missionaries accused of trying to take 33 children out of haiti landed in miami early today after being freed by authorities in the earthquake-stricken country.
they were allowed to return to the us after parents testified
port-au-prince (reuters) - eight american missionaries flew out of haiti on wednesday after a judge ordered them freed, but two of their colleagues remained in detention for further questioning on charges of kidnapping children.
the eight freed
a haitian judge has recommended the release of 10 american missionaries accused of trying to take orphaned children out of earthquake-ravaged haiti without proper authorization. the judge, bernard saint-vil, says he sent his recommendation
port-au-prince, haiti-a haitian government prosecutor will make a recommendation early next week on whether to release and drop charges against ten american missionaries who have been in jail for two weeks after trying to leave the country with 33
port-au-prince, haiti - the haitian judge deciding whether 10 u.s. missionaries should face trial on charges of trying to take a busload of children out of the country said thursday he will recommend that they be released provisionally
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