The European Network on Statelessness (ENS) is a network of non-governmental organisations, academic initiatives, and individual experts committed to address statelessness in Europe. We believe that all human beings have a right to a nationality and that those who lack nationality altogether – stateless persons – are entitled to adequate protection. We are dedicated to strengthening the often unheard voice of stateless persons in Europe, and to advocate for full respect of their human rights. We aim to reach our goals by conducting and supporting legal and policy development, awareness-raising and capacity building activities. ENS currently has 81 members in over 30 European countries. Six serve on its Steering Committee, 44 are associate member organisations, and 31 are individual associate members. Steering Committee member organisations: Asylum Aid, UK * The Equal Rights Trust, UK * Hungarian Helsinki Committee, Hungary * Open Society Justice Initiative * Praxis, Serbia * Statelessness Programme – Tilburg University, the Netherlands Associate member organisations: Aditus Foundation, Malta * AIRE Centre, UK * Archway Foundation, Romania * Association for Integration and Migration, Czech Republic * Association for Juridical Studies on Immigration (ASGI), Italy * Asylkoordination. Austria * Bail for Immigration Detainees, UK * Belgian Refugee Council, Belgium *British Red Cross, UK * Caritas Vienna, Austria * Civil Rights Programme, Kosovo * Danish Refugee Council, Denmark * Detention Action, UK * EUDO Citizenship, regional * Faith Hope Love, Russia *Forum Réfugiés – Cosi, France * Greek Council for Refugees, Greece * Halina Nieć Legal Aid Centre, Poland * Helsinki Citizens Assembly, Turkey * Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, Poland * HIAS, Ukraine * Human Rights League, Slovakia * Immigrant Council of Ireland * Information Legal Centre, Croatia * Innovations and Reforms Center, Georgia * Interights, UK * Italian Council for Refugees (CIR), Italy * Jesuit Refugee Service Romania * Kerk in Actie, Netherlands * Latvian Centre on Human Rights, Latvia * Law Centre of Advocates, Moldova * Legal Centre, Montenegro * Legal Clinic for Refugees and Immigrants, Bulgaria * Legal Information Centre on Human Rights, Estonia * Lithuanian Red Cross Society, Lithuania * Macedonia Young Lawyers Association, Macedonia * Migrant Rights Network, UK * NGO Vitality, Moldova * Peace Institute, Slovenia * People for Change Foundation, Malta * Portuguese Refugee Council, Portugal * Refugee Action, UK * Refugees International, regional * Va{a Prava, Bosnia and Herzegovina Individual associate members: Marine Antonyan, Armenia * Katia Bianchini, UK * Adrian Berry, UK * Zsolt Bobis, Hungary * Michelle Mila van Burik, Netherlands * Ivana Canjuga Bedi, Croatia * Valeriia Cherednichenko, Ukraine * Arsenio Cores, Spain * Eva Ersbøll, Denmark * Paolo Farci, lawyer, Italy * Eric Fripp, UK * Mónika Ganczer, Hungary * Professor Guy Goodwin-Gill, UK * Stans Goudsmit, Netherlands * Stefanie Grant, UK * Professor René de Groot, Netherlands * Professor James Hathaway, US * Karel Hendriks, Netherlands * Erika Kalantzi, Greece * Maureen Lynch, US * Helena-Ulrike Marambou, Germany * Reinhard Marx, Germany * Keelin McCarthy, UK * Frances Meyler, UK * Tamás Molnár, Hungary * Mike Sanderson, UK * Nando Sigona, UK * Kelly Staples, UK * Katia Swider, Netherlands * Kostas Tsitselikis, Greece * Jason Tucker, UK For full member profiles and for more information about ENS visit our website at: www.statelessness.eu To keep updated on statelessness developments in Europe subscribe to our mailing list at: http://www.statelessness.eu/sign-up For further statelessness resources, including comparative information on nationality laws, visit: UNHCR’s Refworld Statelessness site http://www.refworld.org/statelessness.html Eudo Observatory on Statelessness http://eudo-citizenship.eu/