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A PLACE TO CALL HOME: Shining a Light on Unmet Legal Need for Stateless Refugee Children in Australia Katie Robertson and Sarah Dale March 2021 Executive Summary 1

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A Place to Call Home: Shining a Light on Unmet Legal Need for Stateless Refugee Children in Australia

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Author: K. Robertson and S. Dale

Journal / Publisher: Refugee Advice & Casework Service and Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness

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Description: This report highlights the legal and human rights challenges faced by children born in Australia to stateless refugee parents, who are not guaranteed citizenship despite Australia being their only home. It explores the devastating impact of temporary protection policies and legal barriers that leave these children in a state of uncertainty and vulnerability. The report advocates for greater awareness of their right to citizenship and aims to connect affected families with free legal support to secure a safe, permanent future for their children through Australian citizenship.

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Report

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Academia : Peter McMullin Centre

Country

Australia

Theme

Children
General / Other

Population/Community

Stateless Refugees / Migrants

Date published: Mar 1, 2021

Source URL: Direct Link

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StatelessChildrenReport.pdf
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