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We May Be Stateless But We Are Not Voiceless

Social media has helped those of us who are stateless bond, communicate, and better coordinate for the sake of the community. These protests first started in February and immediately came under heavy attack from the local mainstream media and some...

Stateless rally in Kuwait for citizenship ‘dream’

Kuwait: Online Advocacy for the Stateless Bidoun · Global Voices

Kuwait: Online Advocacy for the Stateless Bidoun

Muftah » The Bidun of Kuwait

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Blog | Kuwait Punishes Bidoun for Demanding Their Rights | Refugees International

In recent days, the stateless bidoun of Kuwait have taken to the streets to demand the restoration of their citizenship. The Kuwaiti government, however, has responded by crushing their protests.

Kuwaiti police disperse stateless protesters

KUWAIT CITY - Kuwaiti riot police fired tear gas and used water cannons to disperse hundreds of stateless protesters who demonstrated for the second time in four days demanding citizenship.

PhotoBlog - Stateless Arabs protest in Kuwait

For more about this protest by stateless people known as bidoons (sometimes spelled bedoun, but distinct from Bedouin) in Kuwait, here's a story from the Khaleej Times.

Stateless, Kuwait, Kuwait Taima, Bidoon

Press TV Mobile: Stateless protesters attacked in Kuwait http://t.co/RvRUVReb #PressTV http://t.co/pRL6OZ2f

Kuwaiti police disperse stateless protesters - Your Middle East

Kuwaiti riot police fired tear gas and used water cannons to disperse hundreds of stateless protesters who demonstrated for the second time in four days demanding citizenship.

AFP: Kuwait frees 20 stateless, other group faces trial

KUWAIT CITY — Kuwait authorities on Sunday released 20 stateless people arrested two days earlier during a protest that was forcefully dispersed by riot police, a judicial source said.

AFP: Kuwaiti police disperse stateless protesters

KUWAIT CITY — Kuwaiti riot police fired tear gas and used water cannons to disperse hundreds of stateless protesters who demonstrated for the second time in four days demanding citizenship.

Mona Kareem: Ibishblog interview: Mona Kareem, Part 1

In some Turkish restaurant in Brooklyn, I had the honor of meeting Hussein Ibish where we had a long discussion about Kuwait in general and the status of the Stateless community in specific. Here's a link to the first part of it, as he published it...