MAPPING OF THE POPULATION AT RISK OF STATELESSNESS IN ALBANIA Q 3: What information do they have on causes, scope & extent of statelessness? • What do you consider to be the scope and extent of statelessness in the country? • What are the causes of statelessness? • What impact does ‘statelessness’ and/or ‘lack of documentation’ have on the lives of people? On children and families? • Do you have any statistical information or anecdotal evidence related to lack of documentation and statelessness among the Albanian population that you can share with us? Q 4: Does their practice cause obstacles, or serve as a good example? • What role does your organisation/do you play in relation to the issues just discussed? • Do you believe your practice serves to mitigate statelessness among affected populations? Do you have any good practices you can share in this regard? Q 5: Changes to law, policy & implementation that is needed  How do you assess the relevant national law and policy framework and its implementation against the international obligations of Albania?  What solutions do you see to improve the situation of the stateless?  What changes are needed to the law and policy frameworks of the country to address statelessness and the risk of statelessness among affected groups of people? B : INTERVIEWS WITH STATELESS/AT RISK OF BEING STATELESS PEOPLE  Introductory questions about your family and the place where you were born and anywhere else where you have lived. o Where were you born (town and country)? Where else have you lived? o Were your parents married? Where were your parents born? Where were your grandparents born? Do you have brother and sisters? o Are you a member of any particular ethnic group? Were your parents part of the same/ another ethnic group? o Are you or have you been married? What is/was the nationality of your spouse(s)? And their place of birth, ethnic group and religion? o Do you have children? If so, are your children stateless/at risk of statelessness? Were you and your partner married at the time that your children were born? o 66 Do you work? If so, what job do you do? UNHCR - TLAS / May 2018