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Stateless no longer, a tourism professor dreams of future travel
Now armed with an Uzbek passport, 67-year-old tourism professor Bakhtiyor looks forward to finally visiting all the countries that he was unable to see for most of his life.
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Stateless for 20 years, a filmmaker becomes an Uzbek citizen at last
Born in Bukhara, Uzbekistan, Ali Choriev received Uzbek citizenship when he was 52 years old. Three years on, he explains how his life has changed.
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UNHCR 70 Anniversary
Since 1951, our mission has been to protect people forced to flee, providing humanitarian assistance and solutions to millions around the world.
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UN and UNHCR support Uzbekistan joining Refugee and Statelessness Conventions
UNHCR warns of vaccine gap risk for world’s stateless
On World Refugee Day, UNHCR promotes the inclusion of refugees in health, education and sport in Central Asia
#IBELONG to End Statelessness
Across the world today more than ten million people are told they don’t belong ANYWHERE. They are called ‘stateless’. The 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons establishes the legal definition for stateless persons as individuals who are not considered citizens or nationals under the operation of the laws of any country.
#IBELONG, UNHCR’s ten-year campaign (2014-2024) to end statelessness in the world, is a powerful platform to advance the efforts to address statelessness in Central Asia.
