Legal doctrine on the rights of stateless persons

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The plight of at least 10 million stateless individuals worldwide severely limits their access to fundamental rights such as education, healthcare, employment, and the ability to marry or own property. Governments hold the power to define citizenship, making them responsible for necessary legal and policy reforms to address statelessness. Various organizations, including the UNHCR and civil society, are also crucial in supporting efforts to combat this issue. Statelessness has profound implications for individuals across nearly all countries and regions.