Statelessness in Southeast Asia: Causes and Responses

Posted onMarch 9, 2021April 24, 2023

Around 40 per cent of the identified stateless population of the world live in the Asia Pacific region, with Southeast Asia harbouring the largest stateless populations. This blog maps some of the predominant causes of statelessness in the region, and gives an overview of states’ responses to this intractable problem.

Myanmar: How the Rohingya and other resident minorities became disenfranchised

Posted onJuly 17, 2015July 28, 2017

By EUDO CITIZENSHIP expert Luicy Pedroza Over the past weeks, the plight of Rohingya refugees has caught the eye of the international media (see, for instance, news reports in the New York Times and Guardian). They are emigrants from Myanmar Read More …

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Statelessness in Southeast Asia: Causes and Responses

Myanmar: How the Rohingya and other resident minorities became disenfranchised

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