Nicaragua is the latest State party to both statelessness conventions, bringing the totals to 78 for the 1954 Convention and 53 for the 1961 Convention. For an overview on the progress made re. accessions to the statelessness conventions, read this ENS blog post. An upcoming UN Treaty Event will present another opportunity to encourage States to accede.Resources:
2014 Global Forum: A 'Meeting Place' for People Concerned about Statelessness (Statelessness Programme Blog, Aug. 2013) [text]
How Indian Law Produces Statelessness (McGill Blogs, July 2013) [text]
Litigating for the Stateless: A Bumpy, but Steady Road Upwards (ENS Blog, July 2013) [text]
Long Way Back to Citizenship (Statelessness Programme Blog, July 2013) [text]
- Second blog post "on the history of 'Dutch statelessness' after the Spanish civil war."
Observations du Haut Commissariat des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés sur le projet de loi no 6561 portant approbation de la Convention européenne sur la nationalité, faite à Strasbourg le 6 novembre 1997, et modification de la loi du 23 octobre 2008 sur la nationalité luxembourgeoise (UNHCR, Aug. 2013) [text]
Prevention of Statelessness at Birth: Adequate Nationality Law but Inconsistent Implementation (ENS Blog, July 2013) [text]
Statelessness (MIPJ, July 2013) [access]
- Follow link for podcast.
Without Protection: Refugees and Statelessness - A Commentary and Challenge, Legal Studies Paper No. 351 (Brooklyn Law School, Aug. 2013) [text]
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