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Statelessness and documents

Some Kurds have no nationality or cannot obtain civil documents, among them Feyli Kurds and Kurds in Syria left without citizenship. This programme explains the rules and points to qualified help.

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Statelessness and documents

Some Kurds have no nationality or cannot obtain civil documents, among them Feyli Kurds and Kurds in Syria left without citizenship. This programme explains the rules and points to qualified help.

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What it offers

4
Plain guides

What statelessness means in law and how host countries recognise it.

Civil documents

How births, marriages and identity are registered, and what happens without papers.

History

Courses on how statelessness arose for different Kurdish communities.

Referrals

Pointers to organisations that give qualified legal help.

Descriptive only: nothing runs before the state says so.

Who it is for

4 audiences
Stateless KurdsKurds without civil documentsFamilies of stateless childrenCaseworkers and volunteers

How it works

1
Read: start with the plain guide.
2
List: note which documents you hold and which you lack.
3
Refer: contact a qualified legal service.
4
Learn: take the course on nationality law.

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