Homegrown Statelessness in Malaysia registered. descent and Indonesian mother. Speculates biological mother was Filipino. Adoptive Chinese parents who are Malaysian citizens Father is Chinese and mother is Indian. Both deceased and were Malaysian citizens. 5S Adopted. 6S Lost or no documents. 7S Parents came as migrants and was born in Malaysia. Living in Malaysia for over 10 years. Indonesian parents 8S Father a permanent resident of Malaysia for 39 years and mother Indonesian. Migrated from Indonesia. All five children born in Malaysia. Child was born before marriage was registered. Indonesian mother. Father does not know if he has Indonesian citizenship 9S 10S Child was born before parents were married. 11S Child born after marriage registered. 12S Child born outside of wedlock. Father was still married to first wife and divorce not finalized before child born with second partner. Child born in Thailand of Malaysian father 13S difficulties registering birth. 12 years old when applying for IC. Half-Filipino. 18 years old now. Has not been able to go to school for some time or take exams due to lack of identification and citizenship. Has not been able to go to school. Attending private religious school funded by a political party. Five children have not been able to go to school. Chinese-Indian. Father was Chinese with Malaysian citizenship (now deceased) and mother is Thai. Mother is Malaysian of Chinese decent and Father is Chinese. Father Malaysian of Chinese descent and mother is a foreigner (not known). Father is Malaysian (Chinese) and mother is Chinese (China). Had issues registering birth. Two younger siblings not stateless. Chinese-Thai. Had issues registering child in school. Child not aware stateless. Chinese. Found out child stateless when registering son’s birth. Chinese and unknown. Found out when registering child’s birth Chinese. Father is Malaysian (Chinese) and Found out when brought daughter back to Malaysia Chinese-Thai 127 Indonesian. Indonesian.

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