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DRC: Non au Découpage de la Province du Nord-Kivu

Published: 17/Avr/2009
Source: Benilubero.com

NON AU DECOUPAGE DE LA PROVINCE DU NORD-KIVU : REFLEXION D’UN ORIGINAIRE NON RWANDOPHONE INTRODUCTION Un mémorandum daté du 2 décembre 2008 intitulé : «LE DECOUPAGE TERRITORIAL DE LA PROVINCE DU NORD –KIVU : UNE PISTE DE SOLUTION AUX PROBLEMES […]

Service for Life: State Repression and Indefinite Conscription in Eritrea

Published: 16/Avr/2009
Source: Human Rights Watch

Extract: Coercion of Eritreans in Exile The tragic reality for Eritreans who flee the country is that once they have escaped, they—and particularly their families—are still not entirely safe from repressive actions by the Eritrean government. In a small country […]

Ethiopia: Discrimination in Access to Nationality

Published: 1/Avr/2009
Source: Open Society Justice Initiative

Statement Submitted by the Open Society Justice Initiative for Consideration by the United Nations Human Rights Council at its Sixth Session, on the occasion of its Universal Periodic Review of Ethiopia November 30 – December 11, 2009 — INTRODUCTION 1. […]

Am I stateless because I am a nomad?

Published: 1/Avr/2009
Source: Forced Migration Review

By Ekuru Aukot As a pastoralist from Turkana, who am I and where are my nationality and citizenship? I hail from the Ateker nation, an Itung’a-speaking group, bound by ethno-linguistic ties and practising nomadic pastoralism as our main livelihood activity. […]

Stateless former farm workers in Zimbabwe

Published: 1/Avr/2009
Source: Forced Migration Review

Katinka Ridderbos Several hundred thousand people of foreign ancestry who used to work on white-owned commercial farms in Zimbabwe are stateless, jobless and either displaced or at risk of displacement. Xenophobic government policies designed to drive out farm owners and […]

Eritrea: Discrimination in Access to Nationality

Published: 1/Avr/2009
Source: Open Society Justice Initiative

Statement Submitted by the Open Society Justice Initiative for Consideration by the United Nations Human Rights Council at its Sixth Session, on the occasion of its Universal Periodic Review of Eritrea November 30 – December 11, 2009 « Statelessness in Eritrea […]

Kenyan Nubians: standing up to statelessness

Published: 1/Avr/2009
Source: Forced Migration Review

Adam Hussein Adam, « Kenyan Nubians: standing up  to statelessness », Forced Migration Review, Vol.32, April 2009 There is no official recognition of the Nubian community in Kenya and they face considerable discrimination as a result. Kenyan Nubians have been defined as […]

Ethiopia-Eritrea: statelessness and state succession

Published: 1/Avr/2009
Source: Forced Migration Review

Katherine Southwick, “Ethiopia-Eritrea: Statelessness and state succession”, Forced Migration Review, Vol. 32 (special edition on statelessness), April 2009, pp.15-17. There is a need to strengthen international law on nationality rights and avoidance of statelessness in the context of state succession […]

CRC Concluding observations: Malawi, 2009

Published: 27/Mar/2009
Source: UN Committee on the Rights of the Child

CRC/C/MWI/CO/2 Fiftieth session Consideration of Reports Submitted by States Parties Under Article 44 of the Convention Concluding observations: Malawi Birth registration 36.  The Committee welcomes the information that a National Registration Bill shall make mandatory the registration of all births, […]

Passeports comoriens en vente libre pour les sans-papiers du Golfe

Published: 14/Mar/2009
Source: Le Monde

Par Jean-Pierre Tuquoi Pour renflouer les caisses de l’Etat, les autorités comoriennes ont trouvé une solution : vendre au prix fort des passeports aux étrangers en quête d’une nationalité. La recette est prometteuse, car elle rejoint une préoccupation des pétromonarchies […]

Mauritania: Situation of returnees who left Mauritania in 1989, especially those who returned from Senegal and those who returned since November 2007 (2007 – January 2009)

Published: 26/Fév/2009
Source: Research Directorate, Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada

In 1989, approximately 60,000 black Mauritanians were forced out of their country after ethnic violence erupted over a border dispute between Mauritania and Senegal (UN 29 Jan. 2008; ibid. 26 Nov. 2008b). In June 2007, Mauritania’s newly elected president, Sidi […]

Abyei protocol factsheet

Published: 24/Fév/2009

Excerpts from Sudan’s Comprehensive Peace Agreement of the Protocol between the Government of the Sudan and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement Army on the Resolution of the Abyei Conflict Download file: here