Highlights from a training series for advocates and service providers. This is an annual report that will be uploaded everytime in the site.
Stateless people lack protections that nationals have. They face discrimination and are denied education, healthcare, housing, jobs, social welfare, documentation, property rights, travel, safety, equality, political participation, and a voice. content
In recent years, activists and NGOs have worked to address statelessness and its consequences worldwide. We have made significant progress in protecting the rights of those denied nationality. content
In recent years, activists and NGOs have worked to address statelessness and its consequences worldwide. We have made significant progress in protecting the rights of those denied nationality. content
In recent years, activists and NGOs have worked to address statelessness and its consequences worldwide. We have made significant progress in protecting the rights of those denied nationality. content
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StatelessHub is a unique and first of its kind tool that offers comprehensive and reliable information on statelessness all in one place. As a one-stop-shop platform, StatelessHub facilitates the analysis and strategic use of information by bringing together existing information, expanding the reach of publications and tools, facilitating knowledge sharing and progress monitoring and inspiring people to collaborate and take action to achieve change.
To strengthen knowledge of, engagement with and adherence to human rights standards relating to statelessness and the right to a nationality, the ISI Database on Statelessness and Human Rights is a carefully designed and user-friendly tool that offers easy access to relevant recommendations issued to States within the UN human rights system. The database enables the user to compare and analyse the data by ‘coding’ the recommendations using different filters such as country, UN body and theme. We have also put together a simple user guide to help you get the most out of the Database, available here.
Online learning modules on international law and policy.Online learning modules on international law and policy.Online learning modules on international law and policy.Online learning modules on international law and policy.
