Reviewed Article or all of the following documents; international passport, birth certificate, national identification card and driver’s licence, and voter’s card. 25% of the respondents in this group have dependents that have most of these documents. Only 33% had the required document of birth certificate to show a bond to the state according to its laws. The most striking thing about this group is that majority of the persons in this group know about the concept, from the name of course, but only a few of them had in-depth knowledge of the concept. It is one thing to have an idea or decipher the meaning of a concept from its name and to actually understand the concept and how it applies, and in the instance of statelessness, the risk that such a concept pose. As for the documents they possess the same explanation given above for working adults applies here i.e. socioeconomic reasons prompted them to possess such documents not the issue of statelessness or the risk of being stateless. c) Students that are less than 18 years (Children): 90% of this group do not know about the concept of statelessness and 10% know what the concept means. 15% state that they ‘have an idea’ (from the word ‘Statelessness’ they can deduce the meaning) they have one or all of the following documents: international passport, birth certificate and 23