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Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), adopted 10 Dec. 1948, G.A. Res. 217A (III), U.N. GAOR, 3d Sess. (Resolutions, pt. 1), at 71, art. 15, U.N. Doc. A/810 (1948), reprinted in 43 AM. J. INT'L L. 127 (Supp. 1949).
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U. N. HIGH COMM'R FOR REFUGEES (UNHCR), STATISTICAL YEARBOOk 2006: TRENDS IN DISPLACEMENT, PROTECTION AND SOLUTIONS 7 (Dec. 2007), available at http://www.unhcr.org/statistics/STATISTICS/478cda572.html (figures disaggregated for child statelessness are not available).
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The UNICEF Innocenti Research Center cites an estimate that 36 percent of all births are unregistered. INNOCENTI RESEARCH CTR., UNICEF, BIRTH REGISTRATION AND ARMED CONFLICT 2 (2007), available at http://www.unicef-irc.org/ publications/pdf/insight-br-eng.pdf. In some countries, the figures of unregistered births are even higher; in Bangladesh, for example, only 7-10 percent of children have their birth registered. ASIAN DEV. BANK, LEGAL IDENTITY FOR INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT vii (Caroline Vandenabeele & Christine V. Lao eds., June 2007).
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Others have also explored the statelessness of some groups of citizens. Audrey Macklin has an interesting discussion of the internally displaced person (IDP) as the embodiment of "the citizen without a state." Audrey Macklin, Who is the Citizen's Other? Considering the Heft of Citizenship, 8 THEORETICAL INQUIRIES IN L. 333, 353 (2007).
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A suggestive and helpful term which I explore below and owe to personal communications with Elena Rozzi.
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A suggestive and helpful term which I explore below and owe to personal communications with Elena Rozzi.
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Cecilia Menjivar, Liminal Legality: Salvadoran and Guatemalan Immigrants' Lives in the United States, 111 AM. J. SOC . 999 (2006); Karen Cebulko, Documented, Undocumented and Somewhere "In-Between": The Effects of Documentation Status on Children of Brazilian Immigrants (unpublished paper, on file with author).
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MAE NGAI, IMPOSSIBLE SUBJECTS: ILLEGAL ALIENS AND THE MAKING OF MODERN AMERICA 2 (2004).
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LAURA VAN WAAS, IS PERMANENT ILLEGALITY INEVITABLE? THE CHALLENGES TO ENSURING BIRTH REGISTRATION AND THE RIGHTTO A NATIONALITY FOR THE CHILDREN OF IRREGULAR MIGRANTS: THAILAND AND THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (2006), cited in Laura van Waas, The Children of Stateless Migrants: A Stateless Generation?, 25 NETHERLANDS Q. HUM. RTS. 437 (2007).
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LAURA VAN WAAS, IS PERMANENT ILLEGALITY INEVITABLE? THE CHALLENGES TO ENSURING BIRTH REGISTRATION AND THE RIGHTTO A NATIONALITY FOR THE CHILDREN OF IRREGULAR MIGRANTS: THAILAND AND THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (2006), cited in Laura van Waas, The Children of Stateless Migrants: A Stateless Generation?, 25 NETHERLANDS Q. HUM. RTS. 437 (2007).
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James R. Hughes, "Exit" in Deeply Divided Societies: Regimes of Discrimination in Estonia and Latvia and the Potential for Russophone Migration, 43 J. COMMON MARKET STUD. 739 (2005).
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Or the European equivalents, minori stranieri non accompagnati in Italy, mineurs etrangers isolés in France, and menores o niños separados in Spain, for example.
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Many nouns and adjectives are used to describe individuals who lack a legal migration status: alien, immigrant, migrant, entrant, noncitizen, foreigner, illegal, unlawful, irregular, and undocumented. The term unauthorized migrant will be preferred here, where accurate (undocumented may not be, e.g., for those who overstay visas), over more value-laden alternatives.
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Many nouns and adjectives are used to describe individuals who lack a legal migration status: alien, immigrant, migrant, entrant, noncitizen, foreigner, illegal, unlawful, irregular, and undocumented. The term "unauthorized migrant" will be preferred here, where accurate ("undocumented" may not be, e.g., for those who overstay visas), over more value-laden alternatives.
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In response to the Belgian report, the Committee commented: The Committee is concerned at ⋯ the disparities in the enjoyment of economic and social rights, particularly health and education, experienced by ⋯ non-Belgian children, including unaccompanied minors. Consideration of Reports Submitted by States Parties Under Article 44 of the Convention: Concluding Observations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child: Belgium, U.N. ESCOR, Comm. on Rts. of the Child, 30th Sess, ¶ 18, U.N. Doc. CRC/C/15/Add.178 2002, Regarding Denmark, the Committee notes that all children who have had their asylum requests rejected but who remain in the country have had their rights to health care and education provided de facto but not de jure. Consideration of Reports Submitted by States Parties Under Article 44 of the Convention: Concluding Observations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child: Denmark, U.N. ESCOR, Comm. on Rts. of the Chil
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This is a category that applies to a very diverse group of children whose parents leave home in search of work or safety, often planning to reunify by returning home or sending for their children to join them. As stated above, not all left behind children are functionally stateless; those whose parents are migrant workers sending back remittances and eventually planning to return may be in a relatively satisfactory situation, The picture is complex, and the evidence on the impact of parental migration on children left behind shows that while some groups benefit from the enhanced income and related opportunities, others suffer from isolation, lack of supervision, and other difficulties, However, children whose parents are refugees and who are left behind pending family reunification are likely to be marginalized by the home state and to lack access to protection and fundamental rights. In this sense, they too can be considered Arendt's children
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Il y a eu la première vague des migrants dans les années 60, des hommes seuls. Puis, les femmes ont rejoint les hommes, c'est la 2ème vague. Voici aujourd'hui la 3ème vague, les jeunes, enfants ou ados. Ils sont toujours plus nombreux à s'exiler seuls vers une vie qu'ils imaginent meilleure. Ils ont le plus souvent entre 15 et 18 ans, mais ils sont aussi âgés parfois d'à peine 10 ou 12 ans, There was the first wave of migrants during the sixties, single men. Then, women joined the men, that was the second wave. Today we have the third wave: young people, children or adoloscents. There are always more of them, exiling themselves towards a life they imagine will be better. They are usually between 15 and 18, but sometimes they are only 10 or 12, Television Suisse Romande, L'Exil a 15 Ans, 21 Dec. 2007, available at author's translation
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"Il y a eu la première vague des migrants dans les années 60, des hommes seuls. Puis, les femmes ont rejoint les hommes, c'est la 2ème vague. Voici aujourd'hui la 3ème vague : les jeunes, enfants ou ados. Ils sont toujours plus nombreux à s'exiler seuls vers une vie qu'ils imaginent meilleure. Ils ont le plus souvent entre 15 et 18 ans, mais ils sont aussi âgés parfois d'à peine 10 ou 12 ans." ["There was the first wave of migrants during the sixties, single men. Then, women joined the men, that was the second wave. Today we have the third wave: young people, children or adoloscents. There are always more of them, exiling themselves towards a life they imagine will be better. They are usually between 15 and 18, but sometimes they are only 10 or 12".] Television Suisse Romande, L'Exil a 15 Ans, 21 Dec. 2007, available at http://www.DRARI-Col-lectiu-IAPDrets-Infant.blogspot.com (author's translation).
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An interesting comparison, from a quite different time and place, can be made with Filipino migrants to the United States in the 1920s: Despite official efforts to discourage Filipinos from traveling to the United States, migration increased dramatically in the late 1920s⋯. In California, Filipinos, along with Mexicans, became the mainstay of migratory agricultural labor. NGAI, supra note 13, at 103-04
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Ireland has faced a similar problem. Over the last seven years, 388 children placed in the care of the Irish authorities as suspected victims of trafficking have gone missing and have never been traced. Stanislaus Kennedy, Who cares about the disappeared children?, IRISH TIMES, 23 May 2008, available at http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/opinion/ 2008/0523/1211461644896.html.
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The US Supreme Court held in 1973, in San Antonio Independent School District v. Rodriguez, 411 U.S. 1 (1973), that education was not a human right. Following this ruling, the Texas education code was amended to allow school districts to charge tuition for undocumented children in primary and secondary schools. Michael A. Olivas, Plyler v. Doe, the Education of Undocumented Children, and the Polity, in IMMIGRATION STORIES 197, 198-202 (David A. Martin & Peter H. Schuck eds., 2005). Nine years later, the Supreme Court revisited the question and reversed in the key case of Plyler v. Doe, 457 U.S. 202 (1982).
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In the United States, The Nation's Food Bank Network provides "emergency" service for 24 to 27 million people each year. About 36 percent of them are under the age of eighteen. Almost all recipients are US citizens. America's Second Harvest, Hunger Study 2006, available at http://www.hungerinamerica.org/key-findings/.
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