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StudentlaraCompanion
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Search for an interview partner

Hey I am a German student and I am preparing a presentation about the topic of statelessness, I am looking for a person (preferred language: German, English) who would be willing to answer some questions about the topic in a Short Interview?

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29 days ago
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BrandsropeCompanion
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Are Branded Ladies Bag Worth the Investment?

Branded ladies bag are often worth the investment due to their superior quality, unique designs, and brand prestige. However, the decision ultimately depends on personal preference and budget, the availability of branded ladies bag in Pakistan offering a range of options for consumers seeking style and durability.

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3 months ago
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ShamusCompanion
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citizenship

Hello everyone, I’m brand new to this community and glad to have found it!My name is Shamus, I live in Canada, and while I do not find myself as “state free,” I have viewed myself as an advocate and friend of those who find themselves under that identification. I apologize in advance if I use inappropriate terminology, as before this community I have never actually had the privilege of speaking to anyone who is state free. During the last twelve years I have been working on something designed to bring attention towards Canada’s economy, laws, immigration, and quality of life, however it only really morphed into what it is now a handful or so years ago.My work is an alternative effort to try and provide permanent, sustainable solutions for stateless people through another take on the “refugee nation” concept with the intent of negotiating for land in Canada. At this current time, the State as a political entity exists according to and supported by international law (Charter of the Organ

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3 months ago
kamala poudel
kamala poudelCompanion
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kamala poudel

I have forgotten my user name on this forum website. How can I change /get reminded of, my user name? 

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Victoria
5 months ago
Statefree
Statefree Team
StatefreeStatefree Team
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What people should know about statelessness 👉 Answer these questions to shape the Statefree campaign

[Deutsch unten]Dear Community Something big is about to happen: Our Statefree Community is launching the first international community campaign on statelessness. This is our chance to bring to light the thoughts and experiences that have been on our minds for so long.💛 You want this campaign to carry your message? By answering the ten questions below, you'll have the opportunity to let your perspective shape the campaign. This is your moment to tell the world what you've always wanted them to know about statelessness.How to respond to this questions. 💬 Via this forum post: Feel free to use the “Comment” button to respond to the questions directly under this blog post  📧 Via direct message and email: If you prefer reach out to us on info@statefree.world❓ Do I have to respond to all questions? No, not at all. Choose the questions that resonate with you and share the responses with us.  These are the questions - we can’t wait to hear from you: What would you want a poster to say to som

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Statefree
Statefree Team
6 months ago
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supportCompanion
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Beantragung beliebiger anderer Staatsangehörigkeit aus Deutschland heraus als ukrainischer Staatsangehöriger / Applying for any other citizenship from Germany as a Ukrainian citizen

Hallo liebe Staatenlose,ich habe eine wichtige Frage, die viele Männer mit ukrainischer Staatsangehörigkeit betrifft, welche sich innerhalb der EU in verschiedenen Ländern aufhalten, hier insbesondere der Fall in Deutschland.Die ukrainischen Konsulate haben in Deutschland nämlich aufgehört (Quelle), neue Pässe auszustellen (um abgelaufene zu ersetzen) und fordern stattdessen, diese selbst in der Ukraine abzuholen, was direkt beim Grenzübertritt zur Folge hat, dass man in den Krieg eingezogen wird.Aus diesen Grund suche ich nun einen beliebigen Staat auf der Welt, welcher ohne hohe Anforderungen, im besten Fall remote-mäßig über ein Konsulat in Deutschland (ich wohne in einer Großstadt mit vielen Vertretungen), mir einen Pass ausstellt, damit ich weiterhin Mensch sein kann, der Grenzen übertreten und Bankkonten eröffnen darf.Haben Sie insbesondere für Angehörige der Ukraine von Erleichterungen einiger Staaten gehört, dessen Staatsangehörigkeit, idealerweise ohne Abtretung der vorherigen

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Victoria
6 months ago
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nanncyjoeCompanion
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German-Specific Online Money-Making Tips Needed!

Hallo zusammen,As someone based in Germany, I'm interested in learning about online earning opportunities that are tailored to the German market. If you have any tips, tricks, or resources specific to earning money online in Germany, please share them here. Let's help each other navigate the online earning landscape in Deutschland!

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7 months ago
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alsaceCompanion
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useful

Hi,I was born stateless and got German as I was 3 years old.I am living in Berlin and have a fulltime job in a printing company.I would like to help, whatever this help may be. BestMartin

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8 months ago
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help me I renouncedCompanion
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Help. I renounced my US citizenship and now I'm stateless. What happens next to me?

I walked into a US embassy and renounced my US citizenship as I thought at that time I’ll get another citizenship but I didn’t and now I’m stateless. I thought that my renunciation won’t be valid if I’m going to be stateless but that turned out not to be the case as the warning says that you’re exercising right to expatriate as you renounce.It’s only after I renounced that I  took the warning the US gave me about being stateless seriously. https://fam.state.gov/FAM/07FAM/07FAM1210.html#M1215I regret that decision. I don’t know what was I thinking when I did that. I should have took the warning seriously. What happens next to me?

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Aleksejs
10 months ago
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tagyanCompanion
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An wen wenden?

Hallo! Ich besitze keine Staatsbürgerschaft. Weil ich meine Ethnie durchmischt ist, soll ich mich zwecks Identitätsklärung an unterschiedliche Botschaften (Geburtsort der Mutter, Staatsangehörigkeit Vater, Großeltern Geburtsland etc) wenden. Für mich ist es aufgrund meiner Volkszugehörigkeit und entsprechender Gruppenverfolgung des Landes A nicht möglich die Landesvertretung von Land A zu betreten. Für einen Identitätsnachweis brauche ich aber einen Bescheid dieser bestimmten Botschaft. Meine Rechtsberatung sieht es als zumutbar an, wenn ich mich mehrfach um eine Staatsangehörigkeit dieses Landes bemühe. Ich will aber aus humanitären Gründen nicht und habe keinerlei Verbindung zu dem Land. Muss ich eine andere Staatsangehörigkeit annehmen, wenn ich nicht in den Ländern geboren wurde? Gibt es andere Wege die fehlende Staatsangehörigkeit nicht beweisen zu müssen? Ich bin verzweifelt.

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Statefree Team
11 months ago
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KhaledAlShatti84Companion
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inquiry

Hi,Regarding the new stateless law in the Netherlands, which has been in effect since last October 1, how can a stateless person apply? Should I apply for asylum or go to court directly, or what is the method please?  https://ind.nl/en/news/establishment-of-statelessness-laid-down-by-law 

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Margarida
Statefree Team
1 year ago
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BalkanDonkeyCompanion
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Why don't former Yugoslavians have citizenship of the modern country they were born in?

I’ve read this article and it made me curious about something.currently some 126,000 people. Many of them are Palestinians, Kurds or former citizens of the Soviet Union or Yugoslavia — states that don't exist.Individuals who were born in one of the former Yugoslav republics but were residing in a different republic at the time of independence were given the option to choose the citizenship of the newly independent country they were residing in.This was often done through naturalization or simplified procedures to avoid creating stateless persons. They had the opportunity to apply for citizenship in one of the successor states based on their ethnic background, residence, or other factors.For those who were refugees or displaced due to the conflicts in the region, there may have been specific provisions to address their citizenship status. Different countries may have had various measures in place to deal with such situations, aiming to prevent statelessness.So why are Yugoslavian living

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Statefree Team
1 year ago
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giannamoCompanion
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Interviewanfrage Arte FAQ

Hallo Liebe Statefree-Community, Ich bin Gianna und arbeite für das Format Arte FAQ. Wir sind das Social-Video-Format des deutsch-französischen Senders Arte. Jede Woche beantworten wir auf Snapchat, TikTok und Instagram, eine Frage, die der Gen-Z unter den Nägeln brennt.In einer unserer kommenden Folgen wollen wir uns mit dem Thema “Staatenlosigkeit” beschäftigen und dem wichtigen Thema mehr Aufmerksamkeit verschaffen. Nun suchen wir noch Menschen, die bereit sind, ihre Erfahrungen und Geschichten mit uns zu teilen. Ich würde mich sehr freuen, wenn jemand von euch Lust darauf hat und wir diese Folge umsetzen können.:) Ganz Liebe GrüßeGianna 

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Charlotte
Statefree Team
1 year ago
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aliaCompanion
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unclear nationality XXX in Germany

Hi so, I’m a student in Germany, came from Gaza, Palestine to Germany via a student visa and I’m still in my 3rd semester but I have a student job and pay “student taxes” and so on. Does the XXX on my residence permit mean whatever I do and however long I stay in Germany despite having a degree from Germany and working and paying taxes and so on I will never get “naturalised” into the country? I came here for the LGBT rights and to feel safe and doing my best to naturalise  but now I have to worry about other stuff for the rest of my life? :’) 

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Statefree Team
1 year ago
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HülyaCompanion
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Undocumented due to fleeing from abusive home

Hello, I recently met someone who had to flee from their abusive home in an Eastern European country…  and had to leave all documents behind bc they were taken from them by the abusive parent… Reapplying for a new passport at the embassy is too dangerous bc of fear of the parent finding them.   The person’s application for asylum in another European country was rejected. So they now live in Germany in constant fear of being deported. Meanwhile getting a job in order to get a residence permit as work migrant  is nearly impossible without documents.     Any advice how to safely get documented again / get a legal status in Germany?

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Statefree Team
1 year ago
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KhaledAlShatti84Companion
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Important inquiry

Hi,  I am stateless from Kuwait. I applied for asylum in the Netherlands almost a year ago with my wife (she was pregnant) and we voluntarily returned to Kuwait before any decision was issued in the asylum case. Can I apply for asylum again in Another country has knowledge of the issue of stateless people??

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Charlotte
Statefree Team
1 year ago
Nicole
NicoleCompanion
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Einbürgerung

Ich bin Nicole Großmann und bin sowie mein Vater in Deutschland geboren. Mein Opa kam im zweiten Weltkrieg als Kriegsgefangener von Montenegro nach Deutschland und hat dann eine Deutsche Frau geheiratet und sein restliches Leben in Deutschland verbracht, genauso wie mein Vater und ich. Wir sind hier zur Schule gegangen, haben die Ausbildung abgeschlossen und immer gearbeitet. Leider wurden mein Vater und ich nie in Montenegro registriert, somit erhalten wir seit mehreren Jahren, seit Montenegro und Serbien sich getrennt haben keinen Ausweis mehr. Uns ist es nicht möglich, noch im Nachhinein dort registrieren zu lassen, da wir keine Verwandten haben, die helfen könnten und Geld für einen Anwalt haben wir auch nicht. Selbst reisen können wir ohne gültigen Ausweis ja nicht. Die Auslandsbehörde hier in Mülheim will nicht helfen wegen der Einbürgerung. Die beharren darauf, das wir uns in Montenegro registrieren lassen müssen, um an einen Ausweis von Montenegro zu kommen, damit wir uns einbü

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Statefree Team
1 year ago
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MontagscaféCompanion
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Veranstaltung zu Staatenlosigkeit im Montagscafé (Dresden)

Liebe Community,wir machen hier in Dresden seid 2015 das Format Montagscafe. Das ist ein Raum im Theater, der jeden Montag für Menschen aus Dresden (oder Umgebung) öffnet. Wir sind vor allem Anlaufstelle für Menschen, die neu in Dresden sind, was überwiegend geflüchtete Personen sind, weil wir auch ganz pragmatische Unterstützung anbieten, aber auch Wohnzimmer zum Leute kennenlernen. Fotos mit Eindrücken von diversen Veranstaltungen des Montagscafés (auch auswärts), findest du hier.Neben der praktischen Unterstützung und einer zu Hause Atmosphäre, gibt es immer ein kreativ-diskursives Programm mit Workshops oder Podiumsdiskussionen zu Themen, die unser Publikum betreffen. Also auch das große Thema Staatenlosigkeit. Am 5.Juni würden wir uns im Montagscafé gerne mit dem Thema Staatenlosigkeit auseinandersetzen, indem wir verschiedene Personen einladen und gemeinsam Diskustieren. Wir gehen stark davon aus, dass dieses Thema von der nicht betroffene Bevölkerung kaum wahrgenommen wird und a

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1 year ago
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Rebek_kaCompanion
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stateless - Germany

Hello Community,I have a question concerning a client of mine (I am working as a psychologist). This client is currently stateless, although he has no official confirmation of being stateless. He came to Germany about 30 years ago from Aserbaidzhan - with a passport from the Soviet Union, birthplace Aserbaidzhan. Since his last passport expired he doesn’t have a valid passport - German authorities don’t want to confirm the statelessness. They want him to get official confirmations from russian and armentian consulate to prove that he is neither russian nor armenian citizen. He has a official document from Aserbaidzahn confirming that he has no aserbaidzhanian citizenship. All he wants is the official title of statelessness so that he is able to apply for German citizienship. He lives in the current situation (no valid documents) for 4 years now - which means he can’t work nor leave the country. Two lawyers who were involved in the case couldn’t help. The problem is the German foreigner

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Aleksejs
1 year ago
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YousifCompanion
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stateless

I live in Saudi Arabia, and I do not have any nationality, and the UNHCR cannot help me. I have a sister who cannot walk. She needs medical care. I need assistance in resettlement or any assistance. Thank you.

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Frances Timberlake
1 year ago
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