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Explore the resources and tools designed to protect the rights of stateless refugees and prevent new cases of statelessness arising in the migration context in Europe.

Detention and return: protecting the rights of stateless people

webinar 

Children’s right to a nationality and birth registration

webinar 

Protection: determining statelessness in the refugee context

webinar 

Improving identification of statelessness in asylum registration and screening

webinar 

Statelessness: A short guide for refugee response actors in Europe

  • Guide (English)
  • Guide (French)
Guide 
[Photo: Greece. Accommodation scheme transfers Palestinian-Syrian family from residential container to Athens apartment; © UNHCR/Alfredo D'Amato

Addressing statelessness in Europe’s refugee response: Gaps and Opportunities

Briefing 

From Syria to Europe: Experiences of Stateless Kurds and Palestinian Refugees from Syria Seeking Protection in Europe

report 

Statelessness: A short guide for refugees and asylum seekers

Guide 
Woman by the sea

Palestinians and the search for protection as refugees and stateless persons in Europe

  • Advocacy briefing
  • Full report
Briefing report 
Rohingya Refugees Camp

Country Position Paper: Statelessness in Myanmar

  • summary paper
  • Full paper
Country Position Paper 
Yousra Owayed, 31, holds her baby Nour in the kitchen of the apartment in Chios she and her husband received through UNHCR. The family of seven are members of Kuwait's stateless Bidoon community. They arrived by sea from Turkey to Greece in July 2018. ; UNHCR works with the Greek Government, local authorities and NGOs to provide urban accommodation and cash assistance to refugees and asylum-seekers in Greece. By the end of October 2018, UNHCR had created nearly 26,000 places in the accommodation scheme as part of the Emergency Support To Integration and Accommodation programme (ESTIA). As of late-October 2018, there were just under 4,000 asylum-seekers on the eastern Aegean island of Chios. The reception centre in Vial hosts more than 2,000 people, double its capacity. Living conditions are poor and among the asylum-seekers are unaccompanied children, pregnant women, people with disabilities and survivors of sexual violence. Some 35,000 refugees and migrants arrived in Greece between January and September 2018 – an increase of 48 per cent compared to 2017.

Country Position Paper: Statelessness in Kuwait

  • Summary paper
  • Full paper
Country Position Paper 
Man with ID card

Country Position Paper: Statelessness in Syria

  • Summary paper
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Country Position Paper 

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The European Network on Statelessness (ENS) is a civil society alliance of over 170 organisations and individual experts in 41 countries. We are committed to ending statelessness and ensuring that everyone living in Europe without a nationality can access the rights they are entitled to under international law.

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