Sentence examples for stateless populations from inspiring English sources

There are so many stateless populations in the world today, displaced from so many conflicts: Palestinians are the most famous example perhaps, but then there are Burmese refugees in Thailand, Tibetans in India, Congolese refugees in neighboring countries, and so on and on and on.

Instead, with somewhere between 400,000 and one million members, according to independent scholars, and virtually no international calls for Cambodia to uphold its own nationality laws, they are arguably one of the largest and least-supported stateless populations in the world.

Who or what is accountable for these stateless populations?

Finally, Paragraphs 46 - 51 describe various acts of commission and omission that may be applicable to stateless populations.

These insights allowed us to extend the framework to consider external research actors' obligations to stateless populations.

Thailand's unwillingness to fully open its health system to stateless populations would, in most cases, be a significant obstacle to external actors upholding their post-trial benefit obligations.

The Kurds form the world's largest stateless population.

The United Arab Emirates has a brazen plan to deal with its stateless population.

"I think the Burmese government needs to understand that its citizenship law, which has in effect rendered the Rohingya a stateless population, is unacceptable.

"With a stateless population in the Dominican Republic estimated at more than 200,000 people, the consequences of expulsion could be devastating," a UNHCR spokesman, Adrian Edwards, told a press briefing in Geneva.

Another ethnic issue (although very different than the others) is the conflict in the Rakhine state (western Burma) between the Rohingya, a Muslim population of 800,000 people or so living there for generations and who since 1982 have been considered a stateless population, and the Buddhist Rakhine who form the majority.