International Observatory of Human Rights (IOHR) The International Observatory of Human Rights (IOHR) is an independent NGO based in London dedicated to putting the focus on human rights worldwide through a unique human rights TV channel. With a team made up of TV producers, researchers and award-winning journalists, IOHR utilises its unique access and expertise to champion several advocacy programmes and expose and investigate human rights violations. Their independence and international reach give them leverage to work with global movements to defend the dignity of people stripped of their rights including oppressed communities, unjustly jailed journalists, human rights defenders, refugees and victims of oppression. IOHR acted as the official media sponsor of the Conference, filming and broadcasting the conference, live streaming sessions and carrying out interviews with delegates. We are thrilled to have collaborated with IOHR and are looking forward to continued partnership post-Conference. Thomas Reuters foundation The Conference was reported on by Emma Batha of the Thomas Reuters Foundation. Emma, a journalist specialising in humanitarian crises and women’s rights, has followed, and reported on statelessness for many years, and wrote a number of articles featuring conference participants, the issues they work on and challenges they face. Conference in the Media Thomson Reuters Foundation Amal de Chickera OPINION: We need to build a global statelessness movement Groundviews Journalism for Citizens Radhika Coomaraswamy Beyond borders: statelessness and the people inbetween (keynote address) Reuters Emma Batha Countries urged not to strip terror suspects of their citizenship Reuters Emma Batha Nepalese mum tells how unfair citizenship laws squander children’s futures Mail & Guardian (Africa) Nezo Sobekwa and Luyanda Ndaba Citizens of nowhere suffer social and physical deprivations Reuters Emma Batha Myanmar must give Rohingya ‘pathway to citizenship’: UN investigator 36