2019 Statelessness & Citizenship Review 1(2) urbanisation; as stateless persons face violations of the right to adequate housing in rural areas due to agricultural or infrastructure projects, they might be pushed to urban areas where they face challenges enjoying the right to adequate housing in a new context. To truly create greater inclusion of inadequately housed stateless persons, those experiencing rights violations should be centred and their voices amplified in both policy making spheres and academia. There is undeniably much room for further investigation to understand the extent to which statelessness and inadequate housing intersect, as well as other human rights abuses and marginalised identities. This analysis aims to be a starting point for those future conversations. 262