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Commissioner Calls for Solution for Children Born in Cyprus Without Residency Permits

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The Commissioner of Administration in Cyprus has called for a solution regarding minor children without residency permits.
These children, born in Cyprus, are unable to secure the necessary travel documents for residency.
The Commissioner highlighted the urgent need for systemic changes to address the challenges faced by these minors.
There is a particular focus on the situation of Belarusian children who cannot obtain residency or return to their home country.
The report emphasizes the state's obligation to protect the rights of these children.

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The Commissioner for Administration in Cyprus has drawn attention to the plight of undocumented children born in the country who are unable to obtain residence permits. In her recent report, she highlighted the specific challenges faced by minors who struggle to secure the necessary travel documents due to various objective difficulties.

These children, some of whom include Belarusian nationals, face a unique predicament: they cannot apply for residence permits in Cyprus, nor can they return to their home country. This situation puts them in a state of legal limbo, often described as "administratively invisible." The Commissioner has called for urgent solutions to address their needs and protect their rights, emphasizing the state's obligation to ensure the welfare of these vulnerable children.

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