Add to ORKGSince the Second World War, a right to nationality – though difficult to define and rarely enforced – has emerged under international law
A global effort to combat statelessness and defend the universal right tonationality is currently un...
The international human rights law on nationality and statelessness has developed through the adopti...
At least 10 million people are stateless worldwide, and are therefore without any form of legal rec...
Statelessness is the absence of the right to have a legal connection between nationality and state. ...
Citizenship acts as an identity for an individual to be recognized in the global world. Being Statel...
Law pertaining to statelessness in the modern international community has evolved from a non-issue p...
Nationality is essentially an institution of domestic law, but it has consequences in international ...
This article examines what is necessary to solve statelessness in a sustainable manner that enhances...
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that “Everyone has the right to a nationality. ” (A...
This article argues that the definition of statelessness in international law should be changed. Whe...
Stateless persons do not register on the international community’s radar screen. Recent research sug...
There are an estimated 10 million people who are “stateless,” or lack citizenship status in any give...
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 January 2022Having recently emerged from its unen...
The protection of stateless persons has long been understood as a challenge for the international co...
This chapter focuses on ‘Who is a stateless refugee?’, hence it examines the relevance of the Refuge...
A global effort to combat statelessness and defend the universal right tonationality is currently un...
The international human rights law on nationality and statelessness has developed through the adopti...
At least 10 million people are stateless worldwide, and are therefore without any form of legal rec...
Statelessness is the absence of the right to have a legal connection between nationality and state. ...
Citizenship acts as an identity for an individual to be recognized in the global world. Being Statel...
Law pertaining to statelessness in the modern international community has evolved from a non-issue p...
Nationality is essentially an institution of domestic law, but it has consequences in international ...
This article examines what is necessary to solve statelessness in a sustainable manner that enhances...
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that “Everyone has the right to a nationality. ” (A...
This article argues that the definition of statelessness in international law should be changed. Whe...
Stateless persons do not register on the international community’s radar screen. Recent research sug...
There are an estimated 10 million people who are “stateless,” or lack citizenship status in any give...
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 January 2022Having recently emerged from its unen...
The protection of stateless persons has long been understood as a challenge for the international co...
This chapter focuses on ‘Who is a stateless refugee?’, hence it examines the relevance of the Refuge...
A global effort to combat statelessness and defend the universal right tonationality is currently un...
The international human rights law on nationality and statelessness has developed through the adopti...
At least 10 million people are stateless worldwide, and are therefore without any form of legal rec...