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Kafkaesque systems: An interpretative phenomenological analysis of lived experiences of stateless migrants within the UK
Statelessness affects an estimated 4.3 to 10 million people worldwide, denying them access to fundamental rights including education, employment, healthcare, and freedom from arbitrary detention. While stateless individuals are recognised as a marginalised group at elevated risk of human rights vio
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