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Sebastian Kohn
Sebastian Kohn is program coordinator for the Equality and Citizenship Program of the Open Society Justice Initiative. Based in the New York office, Kohn holds a master's degree in conflict, security, and development from King's College London. He also has a bachelor's degree in international relations and history from the London School of Economics.
At the Justice Initiative, Kohn’s work focuses on statelessness and the right to nationality. He carries out research on the dimensions and scale of statelessness around the world, and advocates in favor of an affirmative right to nationality for all people, as well as better protections for those who are stateless.
Kohn’s primary areas of interest and expertise are children’s right to nationality, methodologies for researching stateless populations, addressing the right to nationality through the United Nations system, and comparative nationality law and practices in Africa.
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Abusing Citizenship in Zambia—Again
October 17, 2011
Fear and Statelessness in Mauritania
October 3, 2011
Why the Convention on Statelessness Matters
August 30, 2011
Legal Progress on Gay Rights, but Homophobia Remains
May 17, 2011
Stateless in Kuwait: Who Are the Bidoon?
March 24, 2011
Genocide in All But Name, for the “Crime” of Being Gay
March 4, 2011
Out in the Cold: Vetting for Nationality in Kenya
March 1, 2011
The Nubian Predicament: A Story about Colonial Legacy, Discrimination, and Statelessness
September 9, 2010