stateless

She still spent the rest of her life in the country as a stateless person.

We have to get used to the idea of stateless problems too.

Due to the political situation at the time, he was stateless when born.

A person who does not have citizenship in any state is said to be stateless.

They apparently had no traditional history and came close to being stateless.

The number remaining who are stateless may be a dozen or less.

Israel has itself experienced what it is to be a stateless nation.

The queen is going to lose her war and then he'll be stateless.

"But a stateless person such as myself can never afford to be too careful."

Such an individual might even be stateless if without claim to any other citizenship.

Since then, the number of stateless Kurds has grown to more than 200,000.

In other words, a stateless person has no citizenship or nationality.

As per the definition of a stateless person, only states can have nationals.

For this reason, the kind of society they aim to establish would be stateless.

Except for the language and the actors, it would appear to be stateless.

Stateless nations will not have any recognition in this Treaty.

If not, the stateless chaos known as Somalia will remain.

An estimated 120,000 persons are believed to be stateless in Iraq as of 2012.

In these areas, the population will remain stateless or be administered by Jordan.

Perhaps those who suffer most are stateless infants, children, and youth.

Some of his architects found themselves unwanted by Russia, and stateless.

Three have returned to their families in Bosnia, but the other two men are essentially stateless.

But unlike the original, this global realm is not really stateless.

French bureaucracy would have left him stateless now if he had not raised his voice in protest.

This period is reduced to two years for political refugees and stateless persons.