Daniel Supplice to come up with Permanent Identification Card for Haitian Diaspora Picture Gallery

Here is a demonstration of love by the Haitian Diaspora in Miami for Haiti. The celebration of Haitian flag on May 18, 2011 in Little Haiti. The event took place in front of Toussaint Louverture Statue

Haitian Flag Day being celebrated in Miami. The Haitian Diaspora is fighting to have full rights in Haiti as they have been contributing financially to the country

Haitian Refugee Here is a Painting by Haitian Artist Patrick Noze. This painting illustrates the sacrifices made by Haitians when they leave their country by boat. These are the same Haitians who have become the Diaspora and a lifeline for Haiti

This is a picture of a baotload of Haitians on the way to a better life in the United States. Unfortunately, many of these people perish before they reach land

Here is a picture of the Haitian Diaspora in the United States protesting against the Illegal deportation of Haitians.

Here is a picture of a boat in construction in Haiti. It is usually the method used to reach the coast of the Bahamas, the U.S. and other Caribbean Island in search of a better life

The Haitian diaspora continue to fight for Haiti outside of Haiti. Here is a protest in New york Against MINUSTAH after a video came out showing a sexual abuse on a local Haitian Johnny Jean in Port Salut

Haitian Flag held proudly by a Haitian Diaspora Nationalist

This is what a Permanent Identification Card for Haitian Diaspora is likely to look like. The Card is expected to be given to the Diaspora and will collect skills. A 13 number digits is to be assigned to each person which is to remain permanent