Recommendations to Poland (4) Recommendations made by Bulgaria, Australia, Côte d’Ivoire and Hungary 4 recommendations are made on accession to the Statelessness Conventions, including one also to implement the convention and introduce a Statelessness Determination Procedure. No recommendations are made to the State authorities to collect accurate data regarding stateless persons. Also, no recommendations are made to ensure every child’s right to acquire a nationality and to universal and free birth registration. Further, no recommendations are made to ensure that stateless persons are not arbitrarily detained. Recommendations to South Africa (14) Recommendations made by Kenya, Belgium, Germany, Australia, Albania, Liechtenstein, Czechia, Serbia, Portugal, Mexico, Turkey and Hungary. 4 recommendations relate to acceding to and implementing the Statelessness Conventions. Further, 9 recommendations focus on ensuring birth registration to comply with the Convention on the Rights of the Child (including late birth registration and birth registration regardless of the parent’s legal status). 1 recommendation relates to refraining from deprivation of nationality through blocking identity documents and establishing a procedure to identify stateless persons. Recommendation to Tunisia (1) Recommendation made by Kenya Kenya recommends Tunisia to continue to reform her laws to ensure that no one, especially children, will be left stateless. No recommendations have been issued specifically relating to risks of statelessness due to the gendered triple jus soli requirement (i.e. a person’s father and paternal grandfather must both have been born in the country). No recommendation is made to eradicate provisions in national law on deprivation of nationality in response to a serious non-political crime, even if this would result in statelessness. Also no recommendation focuses on ensuring that naturalization provisions are not discriminatory towards people with disabilities. Recommendations to United Kingdom (3) Recommendations made by Kenya, Islamic Republic of Iran and Hungary 1 recommendation relates to implementing the 1954 Convention to ensure that stateless persons in Britain can access British nationality. 1 recommendation focuses on avoiding stateless people to be subject to prolonged and/or repeat unlawful detention. Further, a recommendation has been made on categorizing statelessness as a protection status and provide stateless persons expedited and affordable access to British nationality. No recommendation has been made to ensure that stateless persons have adequate procedural safeguards during the statelessness determination procedure on a non-discriminatory basis.