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Freedom of Movement for Stateless Persons (Bidun) in Kuwait:A Juristic–Legal Study in Light of the Objectives of Islamic Law and International Conventions [PDF]
عبدالله, لقمان بن حاج +5 more
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SUBTLY BUT STEADY: TWITTER AS A CULTURAL REPERTOIRE AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF IDENTITY AMONG KUWAIT’S BIDOON COMMUNITY [PDF]
, 2023 Multiple accelerated cultural and social changes have been attributed to social media, from mobilizing social movements to problematizing or normalizing terms and concepts. Digital platforms are considered a vital element in the ecosystem for realizing change in societies, yet the focus is often on overtly sociopolitical content and the issue-driven or
ALDUAIJANI, Noura Abdullah
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Education Rights for Stateless Bidoon Children in Kuwait: The Voice of Government Officials
Journal of Practical Studies in Education, 2021 According to the United Nations, a stateless person is someone who has no legal identity in any nation whatsoever. In Kuwait, there are almost 110,000 stateless people who are known as Bidoon, which literally means “without”.
Mansoor, A. (Abdullah)
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STATUS TANPA KEWARGANEGARAAN KOMUNITAS BIDOON DI KUWAIT DITINJAU DARI HUKUM INTERNASIONAL DAN HUKUM NASIONAL KUWAIT [PDF]
Status tanpa kewarganegaraan merupakan suatu kondisi hukum ketika seseorang tidak diakui sebagai warga negara oleh negara mana pun berdasarkan hukum yang berlaku. Komunitas Bidoon di Kuwait merupakan salah satu kelompok yang mengalami kondisi tersebut.
YUYUN, RIANG MENTARI MENDROFA
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The Problem With the Comoros Solution: Affect, Citizenship, Statelessness and the Kuwaiti Bidoon
Citizenship StudiesFiorella Rabuffetti, Emily Regan Wills
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Stateless ‘bidoon’ in Kuwait: a crisis of political alienation
Middle Eastern Studies, 2020This article aims to examine the issue of stateless ‘bidoon’ in Kuwait. The study explores the historical background of the bidoon issue in Kuwait.
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Wujud: A Political Philosophy of Justice and Presence in the Arabian Peninsula [PDF]
European Journal of Women's StudiesThis article sets forth the Arabic vernacular of ‘wujud’ (presence, being, and existence) as a concept that articulates political and social struggles for citizenship, rights, and justice. Through an account that centres the subaltern life-worlds, rights
Almazidi, Nour
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