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Identity documents

Questions

Are identity documents issued to forcibly displaced and stateless persons effectively recognized in the private sector (eg. financial services, insurance services, telecoms, mobile money, private employers)?

Yes, with minimal or no challenges
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Stateless persons

Do domestic laws and policies provide for the issuance, replacement and renewal of official personal identification documents for forcibly displaced and stateless persons?

Yes, with minimal or no challenges
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Stateless persons

Travel documents

Questions

Do domestic laws and policies impose fees for the issuance of a travel document?

No
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Stateless persons

Do domestic laws and policies provide for the issuance and renewal of travel documents to forcibly displaced and stateless persons for the purpose of international travel?

Yes, but with challenges (or restrictions or obstacles that may exclude some population groups)
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Stateless persons

Do domestic laws and policies recognize a valid travel document issued by another State for forcibly displaced and stateless persons?

Yes, with minimal or no challenges
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Stateless persons

Vital events

Questions

Do domestic laws and policies provide for every child to be registered immediately after birth – or, where necessary, through late birth registration – and to be issued a birth certificate?

Yes, with minimal or no challenges
IDPs
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Stateless persons

Do domestic laws and policies provide for the registration of vital events, other than birth, of forcibly displaced and stateless persons occurring in the country of residence?

Yes, with minimal or no challenges
IDPs
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Stateless persons

Do domestic laws and policies provide for the recognition and recording of vital personal events of forcibly displaced and stateless persons that occurred outside the country of residence? 

Yes, with minimal or no challenges
IDPs
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Stateless persons

Recourse

Questions

Do domestic laws and policies provide forcibly displaced and stateless persons with access to administrative or judicial remedies when they are denied the registration of vital events or the recognition, issuance, or replacement of civil, identity and tr

Yes, with minimal or no challenges
IDPs
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Stateless persons