Meanings of statelessness in English

He said instances of statelessness were far more common than you might think.

Worst of all, however, is the tendency of statelessness to reverberate across generations.

It will be a new form of statelessness, when we physically lose the state.

During this period of statelessness, somehow, Thomas was writing songs.

That means the number of Syrian children facing statelessness is likely to be much higher.

That we live in a state of perpetual statelessness.

It said it also had to consider issues such as statelessness and the impact on children.

Mr Frydenberg has again rejected the reports, saying there was a clear reference to statelessness on his mother's document.

It is that between states and statelessness or, to put it another way, between states and borderless or globalised phenomena.

The UNHCR published the Thai figures a year after announcing a global ibelongibelong campaign to eradicate statelessness within a decade.

Fongchan Suksaneh, a legal adviser to stateless people, said Thailand's laws were good but the country was unlikely to end statelessness by 2024.

Gulf states such as Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar have become enthusiastic passport-strippers, using the threat of statelessness to suppress dissidents and human rights activists.

Statelessness Someone who is stateless is someone who doesn't have any form of nationality.

He said instances of statelessness were far more common than you might think.

Worst of all, however, is the tendency of statelessness to reverberate across generations.

It will be a new form of statelessness, when we physically lose the state.