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UNHCR Submission to UPR 3rd Cycle: Morocco

Published: 1/Sep/2016
Source: UNHCR

Submission by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees for the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights’ Compilation Report Universal Periodic Review: 3rd Cycle, 27th Session MOROCCO Issue 5: Children’s right to a nationality and protection against statelessness […]

Kenya: 120 People With Rare Gender Condition Seek Help to Get IDs

Published: 1/Sep/2016
Source: Daily Nation (Nairobi)

More than 100 Kenyans with a gender identity crisis have petitioned Parliament for the government to issue them with identity cards after their sex becomes apparent in adulthood. The petition, signed by 20 people referred to as « a marginalised group […]

Ethiopia: People of mixed Eritrean/Ethiopian nationality

Published: 31/Août/2016
Source: UK Home Office

Country Information and Guidance This document provides country of origin information (COI) and guidance to Home Office decision makers on handling particular types of protection and human rights claims. This includes whether claims are likely to justify the granting of […]

South Africa: Early Birth Registration Improves Service Delivery

Published: 31/Août/2016
Source: SANews.gov.za

Polokwane — Limpopo Health MEC Dr Phophi Ramathuba has urged parents to register their babies at birth with the Department of Home Affairs to help government in its planning so it can better deliver services to communities. MEC Ramathuba visited […]

Rwanda: Local Officials Resolve to Speed Up Adoption of Irembo E-Govt Services

Published: 26/Août/2016
Source: The New Times (Kigali)

By Remy Niyingize On Wednesday, local government officials held discussions with RwandaOnline Platform Limited on how to speed up adoption of online services delivered through Irembo Platform. Since July 2015, Rwandans have been able to apply and pay for Government […]

Gabon: « La nationalité d’Ali Bongo n’est pas un problème »

Published: 26/Août/2016
Source: Deutsche Welle

L’auteur gabonais de polars, Janis Otsiemi, s’inquiète à l’approche de ce prochain scrutin, beaucoup plus tendu qu’en 2009. Selon lui, c’est au peuple de décider s’il veut toujours du chef de l’Etat contesté. Lire la suite.