70 17 of the American Convention, in relation to Article 1(1) thereof, to the detriment of Carmen Méndez, Aíta Méndez, Domingo Méndez, Rosa Méndez, José Méndez y Teresita Méndez, Carolina Fils-Aime, William Gelin, María Esther Medina Matos, Jairo Pérez Medina, Gimena Pérez Medina and Antonio Sensión, Jessica Jean, Víctor Manuel Jean. 334. Moreover, the Commission considers that, to date of the approval of the present report, it does not have sufficient elements to rule on possible violations of article 7 of the Convention of Belém do Pará. VII. RECOMMENDATIONS 335. Based on the foregoing considerations, THE INTER-AMERICAN COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS IS RECOMMENDING TO THE STATE OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC THAT: 1. It permit all the victims who are still within Haitian territory to return to the territory of the Dominican Republic. 2. It take the measures necessary to: a. recognize the Dominican citizenship of Benito Tide Méndez, William Medina Ferreras, Wilda Medina, Luis Ney Medina, Ana Lidia Sensión, Reyita Antonia Sensión, Rafaelito Pérez Charles, Miguel Jean, Victoria Jean and Natalie Jean and provide or replace all the necessary documentation certifying them as Dominican citizens. b. provide Nene Fils-Aime, Diane Fils-Aime, Antonio Fils-Aime, Marilobi Fils-Aime, Endry FilsAime, Andren Fils-Aime, Juan Fils-Aime, Berson Gelin and Víctor Jean with the necessary documentation certifying that they were born in Dominican territory, and move forward with the procedures necessary to recognize their Dominican citizenship c. ensure that Lilia Jean Pierre, Janise Midi, Carolina Fils-Aime, Ana Virginia Nolasco, Andrea Alezy, Marlene Mesidor and McKenson Jean Haitian nationals, are able to continue to live as legal residents in Dominican territory, with their families. 3. Pay an integral compensation to the victims or their successors in title, where necessary; the compensation should cover pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages and the property the victims had to leave behind in the Dominican Republic when they were expelled. 4. Publicly acknowledge the violations established in the present case, while ensuring adequate means to publicize the acknowledgement. 5. Adopt measures of non-repetition a. that ensures the cessation of the practice of collective expulsions and deportations, adjust the repatriation procedures to conform to domestic law and the international human rights standards established in this report, while taking special care to guarantee the principles of equality and non-discrimination and to observe the State’s specific obligations vis-à-vis children and women. b. including a review of domestic legislation on inscription and granting of nationality to persons of Haitian descent born in Dominican territory, and the repeal of those provisions that directly or indirectly have a discriminatory impact based on the race or national origin, taking into account the principle of ius soli established by the State, the State obligation to prevent statelessness and international human rights law applicable standards.