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Celebrating progress in the protection of rainbow families, but more needs to be done
Since the day they were born, baby Sara and baby Sofia have been waiting to receive an identity document or a passport and are at risk ofâŠ
BORN STATELESS - families and lawyers share the impacts of child statelessness in Europe
Families and lawyers share the impacts of child statelessness in Europe.
Call me by my name - what it means to be stateless
This poem was created by a group of Rohingya youth in Bradford, in partnership with the British Rohingya Association & the European Network onâŠ
Seeking a place to belong: addressing statelessness among refugee children in Europe
As part of our Stateless Journeys project, ENS has been working with our members in five European countries to address cases of statelessness amongâŠ
Addressing the Risks of Statelessness Among Children in Migration In Europe
This report presents the findings of action research by ENS members in five European countries on the risks of statelessness facing children andâŠ
Children born in the largest refugee camp in the world teach us what being stateless means to them
From being born without a State in the world's largest refugee camp to struggling to gain nationality in diaspora communities, statelessness hasâŠ
Might a âvictory for human rightsâ in the Netherlands benefit stateless children in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA): possible applications of Zhao v the Netherlands
Can strategic litigation help end childhood statelessness in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)? And could the outcomes of strategic litigationâŠ
Preventing and solving statelessness in European law
Within the member states of the Council of Europe and the European Union, much remains to be done to address statelessness. While the laws created byâŠ
An update on barriers to citizenship facing stateless children in the UK
This blog provides analysis of recent changes affecting childrenâs rights to be registered as British citizens with particular focus on fees andâŠ
Landmark judgment from Spain: court grants Spanish nationality to a stateless child born en route (a case of âinvisible childrenâ)
In 2021, a Spanish court has remarkably recognised as a Spanish national a child who lacked a birth certificate as she was born in transit in MoroccoâŠ
Birth registration of Roma children is becoming more difficult: a case study from Serbia
This piece draws on Praxisâ work providing free legal aid to people at risk of statelessness in Serbia. It details the case of Sara, a Roma childâŠ