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Lampedusa and Beyond: Recognition, Implementation, and Justiciability of Stateless Persons' Rights under International Law
2011
Social Science Research Network
The most recent humanitarian crisis on the Italian island of Lampedusa is an important point to reexamine critically the human rights of stateless persons under international law. This article identifies serious deficiencies across the international regime for the protection of stateless persons. By examining the genealogy of the international legal regime on statelessness, tracing it from recognition to implementation, the article argues that the lack of state participation and enforcement are
doi:10.2139/ssrn.1927033
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