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The European Network on Statelessness cannot provide legal advice to stateless people directly, but our members listed below work in different countries across Europe and provide legal advice (either free or paid).

Our members will never report undocumented or stateless people to the authorities. We cannot guarantee that our members listed below will be able to provide you with the support you are looking for, but we encourage you to find an organisation close to you and contact them by phone or email to see if they can help.

To find a relevant organisation, use the drop-down menu below to search by country and click on the link. This will take you directly to their website for contact details. In most cases, our members can only assist people who are currently in the country, or who have a specific question related to that country. You can also contact UNHCR's national office, who may be able to help or refer you to somebody who can.

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Legal Information Centre for Human Rights

The Legal Information Centre for Human Rights (LICHR) was founded in May 1994. In its activities the LICHR has mapped four high priority strategic spheres. Firstly, conflict prevention: identifying the causes of potential conflicts through analysis and dissemination of information, as well as by enhancement of awareness and knowledge about the human and minority rights. Secondly, fostering the creation of a society based on human rights. Thirdly, analysis of the legislation for its conformity with the international instruments on human and minority rights. Fourthly, the provision of legal advice and aid (through hotline, online and personal consultations) to individuals and groups of individuals, whose rights are violated or are not duly guaranteed.

Legal Information Centre for Human Rights website

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