Examples of using Statelessness in English and their translations into German
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Data on statelessness are captured by governments and reported to UNHCR.
States that have acceded also to the 1963 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness.
The minority statelessness finds its roots in recent History.
On 4 November 2014, UNHCR launched its IBelong Campaign to End Statelessness by 2024.
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Observer of modernity's vast upheavals: colonialism, war and statelessness. Their films have been presented.
Statelessness is a man-made problem and relatively easy to resolve and prevent.
Council of Europe Convention on the avoidance of statelessness in relation to State succession CETS No. 200.
Statelessness has many causes, but the biggest driver is problems in nationality laws, including discrimination.
The Convention Relating to the Status of Stateless Persons and the Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness offer basic protections.
National plans to end statelessness have been formally adopted in nine countries.
It has signed on to UnitedNations conventions granting stateless people basic rights and protections and pledging to reduce statelessness.
Mass statelessness and minority protection still constitute a topical issue in two of the region's Member States: Latvia and Estonia.
Besides geographical aspects, the issues of citizenship and statelessness, social mechanisms of inclusion and exclusion, are of central importance.
Bearing in mind the numerous international instruments relating to nationality, multiple nationality and statelessness;
Palestinians have endured statelessness, occupation, dispossession and a lack of basic rights, while Israel has steadily taken more and more of their land and denied their freedom.
As the state of Israel celebrates its 60th birthday, Palestinians remember the Nakbeh, or“catastrophe”- their story of dispossession,occupation, and statelessness.
Statelessness means a life without a nationality and everything that comes with it. Being stateless can mean a life without education, without medical care, or legal employment.
Chris Nash, the director of theENS, presented the organisation as a best practice example, and detailed goals and activities which he considered able to help further reduce statelessness.
Statelessness can occur for different reasons such as discrimination against minority groups by national law, a failure to include all residents as citizens when a state becomes independent, and conflicts of laws between states.
 In 2019 the Campaign will mark its mid-point and UNHCR will hold an event to showcase achievementsand to collect pledges by states to prevent and eradicate statelessness.
It would apply to everyone, regardless of nationality or statelessness, including refugees and asylum seekers, and it would place a positive obligation on states to“promote and fulfill” the right to equality.
As a Mercator Fellow, she will explore local and international strategies of preventing anddealing with situations of statelessness caused by an arbitrary deprivation of nationality.
However, barriers such as the complexity of the administrative, judicial and other systems in Member States, the lack of information, and the fear of being reported, among other things, have to be addressed to ensure that no childis left in a situation of legal uncertainty or statelessness.
Apart from enhancing reliability by maintaining redundancy of storage nodes, this statelessness also aids in dynamic instantiation/scaling of virtual network functions corresponding to the 5G network functions.
The only divergence with Switzerland's current practice in the protection of refugees is that the compactcalls for ratification of the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness, which Switzerland has not joined.
We have launched this project in cooperation with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees andthe European Network on Statelessness along with the generous sponsorship of the Fund for Investigative Journalism, the International Center for Journalists, the International Journalists' Programs and Vocer Media Lab.
Yet, despite these accomplishments, millions remain stateless and living in limbo around the world, with the majority to be found in countries in Asia and Africa. It is difficult todetermine with precision how many people are stateless or at risk of statelessness worldwide.
Is the European Union itself a champion in all these fields, taking into account, for example, the situation of the media in Italy and Hungary,mass statelessness in Latvia and Estonia and the suspicion of corruption in our Parliament?
As stated in its General Comment No. 15: The position of aliens under the Covenant, adopted in 1986, the view of the Human Rights Committee is that‘in general, the rights set forth in the Covenant apply to everyone, irrespective of reciprocity,and irrespective of his or her nationality or statelessness. Thus, the general rule is that each one of the rights of the Covenant must be guaranteed without discrimination between citizens and aliens.