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The world's stateless people An estimated 10 to 15 million people are not recognized as nationals by any country, often depriving them of basic rights most of the world takes for granted such as education, healthcare, housing and jobs. Kurds in Syria under Assad regime and Rohingya in Myanmar are most well-known examples.
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Ümit Kıvanç
Ümit Kıvanç Goodbye
Fehim Taştekin
Fehim Taştekin The last brick in the ‘wall’ as a farewell
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Vedat Zencir Farewell to Duvar
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Barış Avşar It’s time to say farewell to Duvar…