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Journal Article
The 1961 'Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness': History, evolution and relevance
2022
Overview
At the conclusion of WWII, millions of people were displaced across Europe and many were stateless, that is, they were not recognised as nationals by any state. This was largely due to explicit denationalisation policies that had been employed as a form of persecution both pre- and during WWII.
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Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness
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