Statelessness Europe

@ENStatelessness

European Network on Statelessness | Committed to ending & ensuring that people living in Europe without a nationality are protected.

London, United Kingdom
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Joined August 2014
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    Jun 20

    Hungary’s parliament passes hardline anti-migrant laws. Opponents say Orban’s ‘Stop Soros’ reforms will make helping most refugees impossible

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  2. Jun 21

    Sad news from Hungary. Nevertheless our colleagues are determined to continue providing legal advice to those seeking asylum & will seize all available opportunities to challenge this law that breaches fundamental rights and EU law

    The Hungarian government, instead of protecting refugees from persecution, has decided to join the ranks of the persecutors. On , was just adopted to criminalise helping asylum-seekers. Here is our statement.
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  3. Jun 21

    You can find out more about the current Dutch law, policy and practice on our

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  4. Jun 21

    The current proposal is seriously flawed & doesn't allow individuals to regularise their status following the determination process. If this remains the case, the Netherlands will be the first of 14 countries with an SDP not to allow for legal residence after determination.

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  5. Jun 21

    Upcoming parliamentary debate on a proposal to introduce a determination procedure (SDP) in the Netherlands will be the moment of truth for undocumented stateless people writes Marlotte van Dael

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  6. Jun 21

    According to the Belarus might join UN conventions on statelessness

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    Jun 19

    Today is Bonus Day! If you make a donation today Global Giving will match your donation. All funds will go towards documenting vulnerable children through

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    Jun 20

    3 weeks ago, the second draft of the 's 'Global Compact on safe, orderly and regular migration' was published. Today, we share an article by academic, Dr , written for , in which she reflects on it

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    Jun 18

    Looking forward to conference 9-10 July 2018 incl

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  10. Jun 19

    There are still a handful of places left for the & conference in London 9-10 July. will be there in full force. Check the agenda and register at

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    Jun 19

    'The children impacted include those born in the UK; those who came to the UK at a young age, who have grown up in this country & often have no idea that they are not British; children & children growing up in local authority care' ~Lord Kennedy

    Vital to investigate this. No one, especially not children, should be prevented from accessing citizenship because they cannot pay the unconscionably high .
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    Jun 18

    This is so powerful

    “: I have to wonder what’s gone wrong, when I can’t feel at in the place that I’m from.” : to mark the 20th annual , send us a explaining what means to you. Read more here:
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    Jun 18

    Asylum Aid & invite you to attend our conference on 9-10 July 2018. Charities, universities or community groups, legal aid lawyers, people or can register at Any others please contact

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    Jun 18

    Special Rapporteur on Issues : it’s hard to discuss while millions are & most from minority backgrounds. @NobelPeaceInstitute

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    Jun 18

    “: I have to wonder what’s gone wrong, when I can’t feel at in the place that I’m from.” : to mark the 20th annual , send us a explaining what means to you. Read more here:

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  16. Jun 19

    This is an amazing opportunity to apply for a PhD scholarship to work on at More info about the Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness in this recent

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    Jun 14

    UK only country in EU to permit indefinite immigration detention - among them people who cannot be deported. Yarls Wood should close. Well said

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    Just off the train from Yarl’s Wood detention centre. I’m still in a state of shock really, but what I saw there was nothing less than psychological torture.
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    Jun 14

    But I'll miss this workshop as I'll be speaking in another very interesting panel discussion running simultaneously, about detention & unremovability, w Chris Nash , , Sheona York of & . Will watch video after!

    Looking forward to & conference in London 9-10 July, particularly workshop on how *not* to talk about statelessness, run by & Jan Brulc of . Sign up at
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    Jun 14

    Looking forward to & conference in London 9-10 July, particularly workshop on how *not* to talk about statelessness, run by & Jan Brulc of . Sign up at

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    Jun 14

    Following the launch of report on in , ERRC lawyer Nicole Garbin writes about the legal battle for the right to a nationality, and says State representatives must act on promises to tackle risk of for

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