In Haiti, possessing a national identification card has become much more than a simple administrative formality. Once primarily required for voting or a few bureaucratic purposes, the national ID card has now become a matter of survival. In a country plagued by insecurity, where distrust and fear dictate daily behavior, the inability to prove one’s identity can have dire consequences. Some, after narrowly escaping armed gangs, must still face another nightmare—the inability to identify themselves to local vigilance brigades, who,
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