A REGIONAL TOOLKIT FOR PRACTITIONERS 1 41 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This toolkit is published by the European Network on Statelessness (ENS), a civil society alliance with 103 members in 39 countries, committed to addressing statelessness in Europe. The toolkit is intended to complement a series of country research studies produced as part of a three year ENS project “Protecting Stateless Persons from Arbitrary Detention”. The project has benefited from an Advisory Group comprising Mariette Grange (Global Detention Project), Katarina Fajnorova (Human Rights League Slovakia), Jem Stevens and Ben Lewis (International Detention Coalition) and Chris Nash (European Network on Statelessness). This toolkit has been researched and written by Amal de Chickera and Maria Jose Recalde Vela of the Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion which is a member of the ENS Advisory Committee and an expert partner for this project. ENS is grateful to the Oak Foundation for its generous support which made this publication possible. ENS also wishes to acknowledge the Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion as an expert partner for the ENS project “Protecting Stateless Persons from Arbitrary Detention”. ENS is most grateful to all who lent their expertise and reviewed draft versions of this toolkit. In addition to members of the project’s Advisory Group, these included Inge Sturkenboom, Marie Huberlant and Ariel Riva of UNHCR, Adam Weiss of the European Roma Rights Centre and Ileen Verbeek of the Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion. Special thanks and acknowledgement are also owed to Greg Constantine for the use of the images contained in this publication. EUROPEAN NETWORK ON STATELESSNESS Our Network has developed rapidly since we launched in 2012, attracting 103 members in 39 European countries (see shaded area of map). Our London-based Secretariat coordinates ENS’s law & policy, awareness-raising and capacity-building activities. For information about Network activities or membership enquiries contact ENS Director Chris Nash (chris.nash@statelessness.eu). Advisory Committee members: ASKV Refugee Support, Netherlands * Asylum Aid, UK * The Equal Rights Trust, UK * European Roma Rights Centre, Hungary * Forum Refugiés-Cosi, France * Halina Niec Legal Aid Centre, Poland * HIAS Ukraine * Human Rights League, Slovakia * Hungarian Helsinki Committee * Immigrant Council of Ireland * The Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion, Netherlands * Latvian Centre for Human Rights * Open Society Justice Initiative * Praxis, Serbia * Hilkka Becker, Ireland * Adrian Berry, UK * Katja Swider, Netherlands Associate member organisations: Aditus Foundation, Malta * AIRE Centre, UK * Archway Foundation, Romania * Association for Integration and Migration, Czech Republic * Association for Juridical Studies on Immigration, Italy *Asylkoordination, Austria * Bail for Immigration Detainees, UK * Belgian Refugee Council, Belgium *British Red Cross, UK * Caritas Vienna, Austria * Civic Assistance Committee for Refugees, Russia * Civil Rights Programme, Kosovo * Coram Children’s Legal Centre, UK * Danish Refugee Council, Denmark * Detention Action, UK * EUDO Citizenship, regional * Faith Hope Love, Russia* Foundation for Access to Rights (FAR), Bulgaria * Future Worlds Centre, Cyprus * Greek Council for Refugees, Greece * Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, Poland * Information Legal Centre, Croatia * Innovations and Reforms Centre, Georgia * Italian Council for Refugees, Italy * JRS Romania * Kerk in Actie, Netherlands * Law Centre of Advocates, Moldova * Legal Centre, Montenegro * Legal Clinic for Refugees and Immigrants, Bulgaria * Legal Information Centre on Human Rights, Estonia * Lithuanian Red Cross Society, Lithuania * Liverpool University Law Clinic, UK * Macedonia Young Lawyers Association, Macedonia * Migrant Rights Network, UK * NGO Vitality, Moldova * Norwegian Organisation for Asylum Seekers * Norwegian Refugee Council * Peace Institute, Slovenia * People for Change Foundation, Malta * Portuguese Refugee Council, Portugal * Public Law Project, UK * Refugee Action, UK * Refugees International, regional * Refugee Rights, Turkey * Tirana Legal Aid Society (TLAS), Albania * Vasa Prava, Bosnia and Herzegovina Individual associate members: Marine Antonyan, Armenia * Katia Bianchini, UK * Dr Judith Beyer, Germany * Zsolt Bobis, Hungary * Michelle Mila van Burik, Netherlands * Ivana Canjuga Bedic, Croatia * Valeriia Cherednichenko, Ukraine * Arsenio Cores, Spain * Eva Ersboll, Denmark * Paolo Farci, lawyer, Italy * Jared Ficklin, UK * Eric Fripp, UK * Monika Ganczer, Hungary * Aleksandra Semeriak Gavrilenok, Spain * Professor Guy Goodwin-Gill, UK * Stans Goudsmit, Netherlands * Stefanie Grant, UK * Professor Rene de Groot, Netherlands * Alison Harvey, UK * Professor James Hathaway, US * Karel Hendriks, Netherlands * Erika Kalantzi, Greece * Jyothi Kanics, Switzerland * Khrystyna Koleson, Ukraine * Manuela Kraus, Germany * Maureen Lynch, US * Helena-Ulrike Marambou, Germany * Carolina Marin, Romania * Reinhard Marx, Germany * Keelin McCarthy, UK * Frances Meyler, UK * Tamas Molnar, Hungary * Hana Van Ooijen, Netherlands * Andrea Saccucci, Italy *Mike Sanderson, UK * Nando Sigona, UK * Kelly Staples, UK * Kostas Tsitselikis, Greece * Jason Tucker, UK * Caia Vlieks, Netherlands * Sarah Woodhouse, UK

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