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“The applicant, a stateless person” – Roma, statelessness and the European Court of Human Rights
On 15 June 2017, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR), communicated the case HASANI v. the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (Application…
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The jus sanguinis bias of Europe and what it means for childhood statelessness
Who is more Dutch: a child born to Dutch nationals in Australia (child A), or a child born to Australian nationals in the Netherlands (child B)?…
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Strategically litigating statelessness: ENS’s three-year strategy
The European Network on Statelessness (ENS) is launching its three-year litigation strategy, based on the belief that part of the fight to end…
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Litigating Strategically: Stateless children born in the EU
Does a child born in the EU, who would have been an EU citizen had the Member State of birth complied with its international obligations, but who is…
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Kim v Russia – The unlawful detention of stateless persons in immigration proceedings
The recent training on statelessness provided on 24 October 2014 by the European Network on Statelessness and UNHCR in conjunction with Memorial in…
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Litigating for Statelessness Determination: The Promise of the European Convention on Human Rights?
An array of issues could potentially be pursued through litigation to improve the situation of stateless persons in Europe.
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An Obligation for Statelessness Determination under the European Convention on Human Rights?
This ENS discussion paper examines some important articles of the ECHR in order to assess whether an obligation to determine statelessness can be…
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Detention of a stateless refugee
Stateless people have no country that accepts them as their own. Combine that with a situation of irregular stay, and one has a potentially…
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Litigating for the stateless – a bumpy, but steady road upwards
Ever wonder why there are so few cases on statelessness before international supervisory bodies and regional courts? The task of browsing through…
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Debating the ‘right to citizenship’
As part of a special programme of events to celebrate the European Year of the Citizen, the Maastricht Centre for Human Rights last week hosted a…
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European Pro Bono Award and its implications for statelessness
Last week the Peace Institute Slovenia (a member of the European Network on Statelessness) along with the Italian attorneys Andrea Saccucci and Anton…
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