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Ten of 14 Children Rescued in Haina Remain Under State Protection

Ten of fourteen children rescued in Haina remain under CONANI protection while authorities investigate their conditions.

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Ten of the fourteen children rescued in Haina remain under the protection of the National Council for Childhood and Adolescence (CONANI) while authorities investigate the conditions in which they were kept. [1] The National Council for Childhood and Adolescence (CONANI) reported that 10 children were rescued from an unlicensed establishment in Haina named Fundación Restaurando Vidas. [2] The Chamber of Deputies in the Dominican Republic criticized state institutions for failing to prevent child abuse and neglect at the 'Fundación Restaurando Vidas' in Haina, San Cristóbal. [3] CONANI reported that the establishment had previously been intervened in September 2025 when irregularities were detected and the organization lacked the required habilitation. [4] Four of the fourteen children identified during the operation have already been reintegrated with their families, while the other ten remain within the National Protection System. [5] The children were found at an establishment operating under the name 'Fundación Restaurando Vidas,' which CONANI stated does not have the required authorization to offer care services to minors. [6] Four of the rescued children were reintegrated with their respective families. [7] The circumstances regarding the children's treatment and the foundation's operations are currently under investigation. [8]
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  1. Ten of the fourteen children rescued in Haina remain under the protection of the National Council for Childhood and Adolescence (CONANI) while authorities investigate the conditions in which they were kept. · El Día
  2. The National Council for Childhood and Adolescence (CONANI) reported that 10 children were rescued from an unlicensed establishment in Haina named Fundación Restaurando Vidas. · Hoy Digital
  3. The Chamber of Deputies in the Dominican Republic criticized state institutions for failing to prevent child abuse and neglect at the 'Fundación Restaurando Vidas' in Haina, San Cristóbal. · Hoy Digital
  4. CONANI reported that the establishment had previously been intervened in September 2025 when irregularities were detected and the organization lacked the required habilitation. · El Día
  5. Four of the fourteen children identified during the operation have already been reintegrated with their families, while the other ten remain within the National Protection System. · El Día
  6. The children were found at an establishment operating under the name 'Fundación Restaurando Vidas,' which CONANI stated does not have the required authorization to offer care services to minors. · El Día
  7. Four of the rescued children were reintegrated with their respective families. · Hoy Digital
  8. The circumstances regarding the children's treatment and the foundation's operations are currently under investigation. · Hoy Digital
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