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This is a story about Georgia Gage, a 36-year-old Liberian widow, and her three children who do not have a nationality.

This weekend the world meets to commit to the Sustainable Development Goals to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. For 10 million stateless people worldwide this will continue to be a dream as long as they are denied the nationality of any...

All mothers want the best for their children, especially Amal from Lebanon. She got married to a stateless man and got two children, both stateless. Her daughter, Rama, thinks this is not fair. Watch this video and find out why.

Belize helps everyone have the right to say #IBelong

Thousands of people of Haitian descent could face deportation to a country where they are not recognized as citizens.

Ten million people around the world have no nationality. In West Africa, at least 750,000 face a lifetime of broken dreams.

In 2008, the Supreme Court stated that all members of the Urdu-speaking community were nationals of Bangladesh with the right to vote and have ID cards.

UNHCR’s representative in Côte d’Ivoire looks at the situation of stateless people in the country ahead of an important regional meeting on statelessness in West Africa.

At least 10 million people in the world today are stateless. They are told that they don’t belong anywhere. They are denied a nationality. And without one, they are denied their basic rights.

#IBELONG to a world where everyone has the right to a nationality. We need ten million signatures to change ten million lives. Please sign & share our open letter to end statelessness in ten years.

Leal was born in Lebanon but is stateless. Her grandfather was Lebanese but did not register the birth of Leal’s father.