Browse through our library of news, events, blogs, interviews and publications. You can also access our Statelessness Index and our Statelessness Case Law Database.
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- 31 results found
- Ensuring nationality rights
- 2014
- Clear all
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Finland – a champion in the making in addressing statelessness?
The UNHCR study Mapping Statelessness in Finland was launched on 18 November, following similar studies already published in a number of European…
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A welcome first step towards tackling statelessness in Poland
This year Poland celebrates 25 years of freedom, an anniversary marked by the country’s first democratic vote, the end of communist regime and…
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ENS launches new campaign: 'None of Europe's Children should be Stateless'
No child chooses to be stateless. It is a fundamental truth that every child belongs – to this world, to a place and to a community – and this…
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Launch of ENS Campaign - None of Europe’s children should be stateless
He has your infectious smile and your partners bright, warm eyes. He shares your jovial nature and your partner’s ease in connecting with people and…
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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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Inter-American Court condemns unprecedented situation of statelessness in the Dominican Republic
On October 22nd, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (I-A Court) published its judgment in the Case of Expelled Dominican and Haitian people vs…
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Statelessness among children in Latvia: current situation, challenges and possible solutions
Although about 96% of all permanently residing children in Latvia are Latvian citizens, the statelessness among non-citizens’ children has attracted…
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Should nationality have a “minimum content”? – Italian Supreme Court passes landmark decision
With only a handful of countries operating a statelessness determination procedure, it is not very often that a national court passes a judgment of…
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CESCR’s recommendation – Serbia to ensure effective access to personal documents for Roma and displaced persons, and in the meantime to facilitate their access to economic, social and cultural rights
In May 2014, the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights considered the Second Periodic Report of Serbia on the measures applied and…
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A new, efficient way of learning about statelessness
Statelessness – a word and concept often regarded as complicated, technical and difficult. But awareness and basic understanding of statelessness…
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Who are you? - Fraud, impersonation and loss of nationality without procedural protection
The UK divides persons who acquire British citizenship by fraud into two classes when seeking to secure their loss of such citizenship. Where the…
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