Vanuatu: Statelessness, Human Rights And Decolonisation - Citizenship In Vanuatu, 1906–80

Vanuatu: Statelessness, Human Rights And Decolonisation - Citizenship In Vanuatu, 1906–80   Gregory Rawlings, 2012   Citizenship involves both legal status and lived experience. The Condominium of the New Hebrides (Vanuatu) was based on an agreement between France and Britain, which explicitly denied citizenship to the indigenous majority of the archipelago. Indigenous ni-Vanuatu were officially stateless under the terms by which France and Britain jointly governed the New Hebrides...

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