Description

The Hostage & Wrongful Detainee Flag, made by Annin Flagmakers, is a powerful symbol of solidarity and support for those unjustly held captive around the world.  Annin Flagmakers created this flag in response to legislation signed on January 2, 2024, by then-President Biden. This legislation officially established March 9th as National Hostage & Wrongful Detainee Day. Individuals, businesses, and government institutions can raise awareness by flying this flag. They can also advocate for the safe return of hostages and wrongful detainees.

Furthermore, this officially licensed flag displays a black background with yellow gold lettering and logo, creating a bold and striking visual statement. The phrase “Hostages & Wrongful Detainees” is prominently displayed across the top, reinforcing the flag’s purpose and message. This design features a series of marks running horizontally from the hoist side to the fly end. These marks represent the number of days a person has been detained. They remind viewers of the long, painful wait unjustly detained individuals and their families endure.

The flag’s center features a circular emblem with three hostage silhouettes, clearly symbolizing individuals affected by wrongful detention. Additionally, the words “Bring Them Home” appear directly beneath the emblem, sending a clear and urgent message. Ultimately, this message emphasizes the movement’s mission to ensure the safe return of those held against their will.

Moreover, crafted with high-quality nylon, this flag is FMAA certified, ensuring it meets the highest standards of American flag manufacturing. Measuring 3 feet by 5 feet, a standard size suitable for display on flagpoles at homes, businesses, and government buildings. The flag has a durable canvas heading and brass grommets, ensuring easy mounting and display in various settings.

The Hostage & Wrongful Detainee Flag serves as a visible statement of advocacy and support. Fly this flag outside a private residence, business, or over a state or federal building. It stands as a reminder of those still waiting for freedom and calls for collective action to bring them home. By displaying this flag, individuals and organizations can honor National Hostage & Wrongful Detainee Day and raise awareness. Furthermore, it allows them to stand in unity with the families and loved ones of those wrongfully detained.