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Networking for change – Statelessness events in Strasbourg and making a difference?
Perhaps borne from a certain sense of frustration, many of us working on statelessness often feel compelled to emphasise the hidden nature of the…
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Europe must not allow its children to grow up without a nationality
How do you explain statelessness to a child? Yes, you were born here. And yes, mummy comes from here. And yes, daddy comes from here. And yes, you…
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Abandoned by parents, neglected by the State
„...I just want to get an ID card, like other citizens, and then register the birth of my children. My greatest wish is that my children go to…
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Nationality Unknown? Promising steps, but still a risk of statelessness at birth in Hungary
Hungary is a state party to all statelessness-related international conventions, and as one of the few states in the world to operate a specific…
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Every child belongs
When raising awareness of the importance of birth registration, organisations like Plan and UNICEF have done a good job of devising compelling…
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Working towards the eradication of statelessness in South Eastern Europe
Several contributors have reported on this website on statelessness in South Eastern Europe and on initiatives to strengthen civil registration and…
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Examining the human impact of legal identity documentation – one client at a time
Working on issues like citizenship, equality and inclusion – issues that both inform and are informed by ponderous social constructs like belonging…
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Prevention of statelessness at birth – adequate nationality law but inconsistent implementation
In December 2011, Serbia acceded to the Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness. The Serbian Law on Citizenship had already been in accordance…
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Legally Invisible, Fighting for Health Care
Vela does not officially exist. Although she has lived in Macedonia all her life, neither she nor her four children have access to health services.…
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Roma statelessness in Italy – field research reveals long-awaited data
The Italian Council for Refugees (CIR), with the support of Open Society Foundations, issued its study summarizing the results of the project “In…
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Europe’s Birth Registration Stumbling Blocks
It is well-established that one of the best ways of preventing statelessness is by ensuring universal birth registration of all children, regardless…
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