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The marriage question: How does statelessness impact marriage and family life in Pakistan?

  • A/Prof Humera Iqbal & Tahera Hasan,

Marriage is at the heart of life in Pakistan, but for undocumented Pakistani Bengalis it’s constrained by identity requirements.

Invisible populations and legal blind spots: Statelessness in Indonesia

  • Anak Agung Ayu Nanda Saraswati & Dr Christoph Sperfeldt,

Risks of statelessness in Indonesia often arise from everyday dealings with the state such as difficulty with birth and marriage registration.

INTRODUCTION: Statelessness—A global issue with an Asian epicentre

  • A/Prof. Radha Govil & A/Prof. Christoph Sperfeldt,

Statelessness in Asia is driven by ethnic nationalism, displacement and restrictive citizenship regimes. But it’s neither inevitable nor irreversible.

The recent prisoner release in Myanmar is part of a wider system of terror

  • Prof. Emerita Krishna Sen & Ma Thida,

The cycle of imprisonments, releases and re-arrests, are part of the system of terror in Myanmar.

从“正宗中餐”到“地道秘鲁式中餐”：秘鲁中餐的变迁之路

  • 黄意衷（Alice Y. C. Wong）,

华人族群是当今世界上最大的海外族群之一…

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