commitment to resolving statelessness. The event included a mobile registration initiative attended by UN agency representatives. More details. In Central Asia, on 8 November, UNHCR issued a press release applauding Turkmenistan for resolving statelessness. UNHCR launched a video explaining how Central Asia resolved many statelessness cases. On 17 December, UNHCR published a web story on ending statelessness in the region. Read more. On 18 December, the Ashgabat Declaration on Ending Statelessness in Central Asia was released in multiple languages. Press release. In Kazakhstan, between July and December 2024, Kazakhstan conducted its second nationwide campaign to identify and document people with undetermined nationality. Joint outreach missions were carried out across the country. [Akmola Region] [Aktobe city] [Almaty Region] [East Kazakhstan Region] [Karagandy Region] [Kostanay Region] [YouTube and Instagram] In Turkmenistan, ahead of the Ministerial Conference on Ending Statelessness in Central Asia, UNHCR held an information session for over 30 journalists in Ashgabat on 6 November to improve accurate reporting on statelessness. In Kenya, UNHCR launched a study on the socioeconomic conditions of the Shona community. Watch the study launch. In The Gambia, on 11 December, French and international media reported on an assessment in Ghana Town, highlighting the risk of statelessness. Coverage by CGTN Africa, Africa 24, and over 15 online platforms sparked global discussions. See here and here. Campaign Resources Want to support the Campaign? Take a look at our #IBelong website and post a digital banner on your website, mobilize your social media contacts by sharing one of our posts, download and post our Twitter cards or embed a short video that explains statelessness. Videos, photo essays and web stories can be found on our #IBelong stories page. Legal resources are available on Refworld. unhcr.org/ibelong UNHCR > The Campaign to End Statelessness | October – December 2024 Update 20