STAKEHOLDERS STAKEHOLDERS Stakeholders The stakeholder information in this section has been gathered through seeking consent from the organisations in the region. However, it is important to note that this list is not exhaustive and does not identify all organisations working on the issue in the region, as it is limited to those who provided consent. In total, 68 stakeholders have been identified in the region, comprising 6 networks and coalitions, and 5 independent researchers. South Asia hosts the largest number of stakeholders with 22 organisations, followed by Southeast Asia with 17. Additionally, one active network has been identified in Central Asia, along with 9 organisations in East Asia and 8 in the Pacific region focusing on the issue. Organisations    Forum for Refugees Japan, Japan Duroo Lawyers for Public Interest , South Korea Taiwan Association for Human Rights, Taiwan Pacific         Wilai Foundation, Australia University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia DLA Piper, Australia Refugee Communities Association of Australia Inc., Australia Help Himalayan Youth Foundation Inc., Australia Refugee Council of Australia, Australia Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness, Melbourne Law School, Australia Borneo Komrad, Kiribati       Central Asian Network on Statelessness 280 Beijing Institute of Technology, China Justice Centre Hong Kong, Hong Kong International Christian University, Japan Forum for Refugees Japan, Japan University of Tsukuba, Japan Stateless Network, Japan            Southeast Asia  East Asia  Centre for Statelessness and Refugee Studies, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, India Development and Justice Initiative (DAJI), India O.P. Jindal Global University, India Citizenship Affected People’s Network, Nepal Forum for Women Law and Development (FWLD), Nepal Alliance on Social Dialogue, Nepal Hope Worldwide-Pakistan, Pakistan Institute of Policy Studies, Pakistan Musawi, Pakistan Youth Association for Development (YAD), Pakistan Human Rights Alliance, Pakistan Rights Now Pakistan, Pakistan Imkaan Welfare Organization, Pakistan South Asia Central Asia           STATELESSNESS ENCYCLOPEDIA ASIA PACIFIC (DETAILED VERSION) Association of Urdu-speaking Community in Bangladesh (AUCB), Bangladesh Al-Falah, Bangladesh Naripokko, Bangladesh Rohingya Project, Bangladesh Council of Minorities, Bangladesh Rohingya Human Rights Initiative, Bangladesh BRAC University, Bangladesh Center for Peace and Justice, Bangladesh Right to Nationality and Citizenship Network (RNCN), India          Jesuit Refugee Service Cambodia, Cambodia Women Peace Makers (WPM), Cambodia Putri Kusuma Amanda Center on Child Protection and Wellbeing, Universitas Indonesia (PUSKAPA), Indonesia SUAKA, Indonesia Dompet Dhuafa, Indonesia Development of Human Resources for Rural Areas (DHRRA), Malaysia Family Frontiers, Malaysia Yayasan Chow Kit (YCK), Malaysia SMILE, Myanmar         Braveheart Foundation, Myanmar Peace and Human Security Institute, Philippines Western Mindanao State University, Philippines Citizenship Rights Network Philippines, Philippines Ateneo Human Rights Center, Philippines The Life Skills Development Foundation, Thailand Asia Centre, Thailand Adventist Development and Relief Agency, Thailand Independent Researchers      Professor Sanoj Rajan, Zhejiang Gongshang University, China Jose Arraiza, Myanmar Helen Brunt Dr. Rodziana Mohamed Razali, Malaysia Parsu Sharma Luital, Australia Regional Networks and Coalitions       Statelessness and Dignified Citizenship Coalition - Asia Pacific (SDCC-AP) Rohingya Maìyafuìnor Collaborative Network Asia Pacific Refugee Rights Network International Detention Coalition (IDC) Fortify Rights End Detention Network (EDN) REPORT 2024 281