Title	Human Rights And Extreme Poverty: Pursuant To Commission Resolution 2002/30
Publisher	UN Commission on Human Rights
Author	A.-M. Lizin
Publication Date	20 January 2003
Topics	Extreme poverty | Human rights and fundamental freedoms
Citation / Document Symbol	E/CN.4/2003/52
Reference	Commission Resolution 2002/30
Cite as	UN Commission on Human Rights, Human Rights And Extreme Poverty: Pursuant To Commission Resolution 2002/30, 20 January 2003, E/CN.4/2003/52, available at: https://www.refworld.org/docid/3f4a1c0f4.html [accessed 23 October 2022]
Comments	In accordance with this mandate, the independent expert identifies below a priority for implementing for the benefit of the populations of the poorest countries a recommendation that appears in her previous report (E/CN.4/2002/55), namely the reorganization of civil registration services in countries which have neglected or abandoned them. The recognition of citizenship is a minimum condition for the exercise and enjoyment of many rights and its practical expression is the issuance of an identity document. A questionnaire addressed to national authorities concerning civil registration services is attached to this report for approval (Annex 1).