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Identifying and protecting stateless persons Thousands of stateless migrant children born in Sabah do not acquire Malaysian nationality at birth or identity documents. Unable to access Malaysian schools, they often end up working for nominal pay at markets like this one in Kota Kinabalu. ©UNHCR/Greg Constantine, 2010 17

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Nationality and Statelessness: Handbook for Parliamentarians N° 22

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Author: UN Refugee Agency

UN organisation / body / branch: UN Refugee Agency

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Description: This revised Handbook on nationality and statelessness, produced jointly by the Inter-Parliamentary Union and UNHCR, provides a wealth of information on contemporary statelessness issues, developments in international legal doctrine, good practice examples and possible solutions. It also recommends actions that can be taken by parliamentarians, government officials, civil society organizations and others to address the challenges of statelessness.

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UN : UNHCR

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Global / Other

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General / Other

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UNHCR

Date published: Jul 1, 2014

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