Stateless Nuer and Dinka Communities in Kenya and Uganda: Protection Gaps and Solutions: Evidence from South Sudan

Key Points

• The article aims to identify protection gaps faced by stateless Nuer and Dinka communities in Kenya and Uganda and propose solutions.
• Survey research design analyzing the situation in South Sudan and surrounding regions.
• Review of existing literature on stateless communities and their protection issues.
• Identification of institutional and policy dynamics affecting these communities.
• Identification of significant protection gaps for Nuer and Dinka peoples in Kenya and Uganda.
• Discussion of historical and political factors contributing to the statelessness.
• Recommendations for policy and institutional changes to address the identified gaps.

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