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Research, studies and statistics about statelessness for you to find and share

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sophieauckram
sophieauckramCompanion
posted in Facts & Research

Statelessness and Climate Change Research in Europe

Hi everyone! I was super excited to find this community so thanks for having me.My name is Sophie and I am currently studying at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden, though am from New Zealand. I am currently working on my Master’s thesis on the topic of climate change and statelessness in Europe. Essentially, I want to look at how stateless people in Europe have been and will continue to be affected by climate change. If anyone knows any organisations/people working in the civil society space with stateless people (particularly in Italy, as I think this will be my focus) I would be glad to hear about it!Feel free to send me a message to chat as well 😊

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Frances Timberlake
4 days ago
Statefree
Statefree Team
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published in Facts & Research

UPDATE: Number of stateless people in Germany reaches all-time highDATA

On March 9 the German Federal Statistical Office published the latest data on statelessness in Germany. The new figures reveal a significant increase. According to the German Federal Statistical Office, at the end of 2022, 29.455 people were registered as stateless, while an additional number of 97.150 people in Germany were registered with a so-called “undetermined nationality“. This makes a total of 126.605 people in Germany living without nationality. In comparison: at the end of 2021 Germany recorded a number of 94.945 people with “undetermined nationality” and 27.940 people who are officially recognised as stateless (Read more about it here).Overall „the number of people registered as stateless in Germany has doubled since 2014“ the article elaborates.  Find the full press release here in English and in German.  A comprehensive and more detailed report of the „statistics of foreigners“ in Germany is planned to be published in April.  We are happy to keep you posted on new developm

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Frances Timberlake
6 days ago
Jess
JessCompanion
posted in Facts & Research

Hi everyone, I am Jessie!

Hi, my name is Jessie (she/her) and I am a community ally, living in the UK. I am a trainee clinical psychologist, working in the national healthcare service and at University College London. My research team and I are running a project where we are hoping to speak with people living in the UK who are part of the statefree community and considered stateless by the UK government (or have been in the past), to understand how this has influenced their well-being or mental health. The project came about from working in mental health services and hearing from people who have lived experiences of statelessness.I’ve joined here as an ally and hope to just listen and learn, thank you for having me!

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Georgi
Statefree Team
2 months ago
clairegreen
clairegreenCompanion
posted in Facts & Research

Short Academic Survey

Hello all!I am currently researching ways to harness the power of first-person storytelling as an educational tool, with the goal of pushing for the recognition of statefree people as the experts on their experiences as opposed to academic researchers.As part of my research, I am currently conducting a survey to better understand current awareness and attitudes towards statelessness. While my research is focussed on policies within the United States, I am looking to learn about global opinions towards statelessness. My hope is to hear from both statefree persons, as well as allies to the community. If you can spare 5 minutes, I would greatly appreciate your responses. This survey is completely anonymous, in English, and will be used only as part of an academic thesis.Awareness and Attitudes Towards Statelessness Thank you!

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clairegreen
2 months ago
Margarida
Statefree Team
MargaridaStatefree Team
posted in Facts & Research

Research on de facto statelessness in Germany

Dear Community,Before meeting Christiana and joining the Statefree team, I conducted research on statelessness in Germany. It was an eye-opening experience and made clear how many barriers to fundamental rights exist and how much structural change is still needed. I am happy to share that the results of my research were published in a peer-reviewed journal, which you can find here: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13621025.2022.2103972The paper argues that de facto statelessness is produced and reproduced by the German citizenship regime, restrictive naturalization requirements and inadequate administrative practices. It makes clear why a fair and transparent statelessness determination procedure is both necessary and urgent. I hope the paper can contribute to a critical debate about necessary legal and political changes. Feedback and comments are very welcome!

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Christiana
Statefree Team
6 months ago
ISI
ISIOrganisation
posted in Facts & Research

Statelessness and Citizenship Review, Special Issue: CHILDREN AND STATELESSNESS is OUT!

READ THE FULL ISSUE HERE: https://lnkd.in/dRTg8xjpFOLLOW STATELESSNESS AND CITIZENSHIP REVIEW ON LINKEDThis special issue of the Statelessness and Citizenship Review is centred on the intersection between issues of statelessness and children’s rights, ranging over a broad set of child-specific topics, from the nationality of foundlings to the challenges facing children born to so-called ‘foreign terrorist fighters’. It was guest edited by Professor Jacqueline Bhabha, Professor of the Practice of Health and Human Rights at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. READ THE FULL ISSUE HERE: https://lnkd.in/dRTg8xjpFOLLOW STATELESSNESS AND CITIZENSHIP REVIEW ON LINKED  

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ISI
8 months ago
Margarida
Statefree Team
MargaridaStatefree Team
published in Facts & Research

Statelessness in Germany and the importance of accurate data

Did you know that 117.935 people are affected by statelessness in Germany? At the end of 2020, the German Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) counted 26.445 stateless people and another 91.490 people with an unclear nationality. These numbers have been on the rise over the last years; especially the number of people with an ‘unclear nationality’ has increased significantly.This is partly due to the way Germany deals - or rather, does not deal - with identifying statelessness. Without a comprehensive statelessness determination procedure in Germany, the path towards getting an official statelessness status is often difficult, long and expensive. As a result, statelessness often remains unrecognized, with people instead being recorded with an ‘unclear nationality’. This becomes a human rights issue, since ‘unclear nationality’ does not give access to the rights a stateless person is entitled to, such as access to a travel document for stateless people and the possibility of naturalizat

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Margarida
Statefree Team
1 year ago
Margarida
Statefree Team
MargaridaStatefree Team
published in Facts & Research

An Atlas of the Stateless

More than 115 countries don't report numbers of their stateless population. This is only one of the reasons that make it difficult to find comprehensive and accessible information on statelessness. The recent publication An Atlas of the Stateless by the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung is therefore a very welcome work offering us a critical and broad overview on statelessness. It collects facts and figures about exclusion and displacement, and covers different topics such as rights, conventions and the history of statelessness. Reflecting the title of the publication, it zooms into different regions of the world and addresses the multiple reasons for statelessness and the particular struggles stateless people face in different countries. The publication also includes a section on the impact of Covid-19 on stateless people, and points out how climate change creates new risks for statelessness. In the section ‘Famous but Stateless’ we learn about famous stateless individuals, reminding us of the

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tarynpainter
1 year ago
Statefree
Statefree Team
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published in Facts & Research

Intro to Facts & Figures 👋: What can I do here?Tutorial

Welcome to the space for facts and figures around statelessness!  What this space is forThis category is for you to Share facts, scientific findings or academic work  on statelessness  Ask the community for insights  on a specific topic around statelessness Participate in co-creating a source of truth around statelessness  Inspiration on what to share 3 Tips for this space #1 Make it accessible: Factual information is often not easy to digest. Try to distill the main message of your finding into a couple of sentences that are easy to read.  #2 Cite your sources: Add links or any other valuable information about where your information is from #3 Update the community if something changes: There’s always something new to learn. Feel encouraged to update the information you have shared if there are future changes or new findings  Not sure how to create a post? Click here to learn more

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Statefree
Statefree Team
1 year ago
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