Learn More Suggested resources for further reading are provided throughout this Report. To learn more about stateless in Australia, see:  To learn more about the Stateless Legal Clinic, visit the website here.  To learn more about the Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness, visit the website here.  To learn more about the issue of childhood statelessness in Australia and access to citizenship, see: A Place to Call Home: Shining a Light on Unmet Legal Need for Stateless Refugee Children in Australia, co-authored by Katie Robertson and Sarah Dale, available here.  For those keen to learn more on statelessness including its causes and impact, the Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness has published a range of easy to read and accessible fact sheets on this topic, available on the Centre’s website here.  To learn more about the Melbourne Law School Clinics program, visit the website here. For information on statelessness in Australia, see also:  Katie Robertson, ‘The Stateless Legal Clinic: Innovative Models for Addressing Unmet Legal Need in Australia through Clinical Legal Education’, International Journal of Clinical Legal Education, Vol 31 No 1 (2024), available here.  Katie Robertson, ‘Centring the Lived Experience of Stateless People in Legal Education,’ Critical Statelessness Studies Blog June 2024, available here.  Katie Robertson and Michelle Foster, ‘I Have No Rights’: What Happens to Stateless People in Australia after the High Court’s Ruling?’ The Conversation (2023), available here.  Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness, Stateless Legal Clinic and Stateless Children Australia Network (lead author: Katie Robertson), ‘Australia should adopt a Human Rights Act to protect the rights of stateless people, including children,’ Submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights – Inquiry into Australia’s Human Rights Framework (June 2023), available here.  Zoe Bell, ‘Experiences of Statelessness and Refugee Protection: Exploring the “Rohingya Life” in Sydney, Australia’, UNSW, available here.  Katie Robertson, ‘Practical Measures to Meaningfully Implement Article 1(1) of the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness in Australian Law and Practice’, Statelessness and Citizenship Review, Vol 4 No 1 (2022), available here.  Watch: ‘A Place to Call Home’, available here.  Katie Robertson and Sarah Dale, ‘We Need to Do More to Help Stateless Children Realise Their Right to Australian Citizenship,’ SBS News (2021) available here. 13