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Middle East Centre PREVENTING STATELESSNESS AMONG MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES BIRTH REGISTRATION AND CONSULAR ASSISTANCE IN EGYPT AND MOROCCO Bronwen Manby LSE Middle East Centre Paper Series | 27 | June 2019

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Preventing Statelessness among Migrants and Refugees: Birth Registration and Consular Assistance in Egypt and Morocco

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Author: B. Manby

Journal / Publisher: LSE Middle East Centre Paper Series

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Description: This paper synthesizes research on the identification challenges faced by Sub-Saharan African and other migrants and refugees in Egypt and Morocco, with a focus on children born outside their parents' country of nationality. It reviews legal frameworks for birth registration and identity documentation and highlights practical barriers, including difficulties accessing consular services. Based on interviews and focus groups, the paper outlines how these obstacles risk exclusion and statelessness, and offers recommendations for legal and administrative reforms to ensure access to legal identity for all, in line with international policy goals.

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Academic publication

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Academia : Individual Scholarship

Region

Middle East and North Africa

Country

Egypt
Morocco

Theme

Children
Legal / Digital Identity
Lived Experience of Statelessness

Population/Community

Stateless Refugees / Migrants

Date published: Jun 1, 2021

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