stateless in lebanon

@Khalil.alromhi thank you for sharing this with the community. I am very sorry that your great hope in life is made difficult simply because of the missing recognition by the country you were born in.

I am hoping the community can share their experiences with you can support you in this way! @All
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Belonging is an emotional choice. I’m on the opposite end that I didn’t want to belong.

(I hold permanent residency in a country so there’s not that much to lose being stateless in my case but it might significantly differ to others)

Are you bona fide stateless (e.g. Mike Gogulski), undocumented, or both?

Stateless people aren’t inherently ineligible for medicine, civil rights, aid, etc. The problem lies within undocumented people having no proof of any ID whatsoever regardless of any nationalities you might hold.

You said that the country doesn’t recognise your existence. It doesn’t indicate that you’re stateless as you might hold a nationality by law. The real problem is your country not recognising your existence, not statelessness itself.

Since you said you have a Laissez-passer, is your birth registered? If so, you might want to start doing research to see what other citizenship you might hold (e.g. more details about your parents).

I hope you found a country or countries (or lack of thereof) that you belong on your free will.

Please don’t take this as a legal advice, I’m not a lawyer; and sorry for necro-posting.