Legal doctrine on statelessness in international law

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Exploring the plight of over 10 million stateless individuals globally, this book delves into the legal definitions and implications of statelessness as outlined in the 1954 International Convention. It highlights the severe limitations faced by these individuals, including barriers to education, healthcare, and employment. The text examines the complexities of proving statelessness, emphasizing that individuals must demonstrate their inability to claim nationality from specific states rather than lacking nationality entirely.