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Aashish Yadav

  • Senior Content Marketing Executive, Datametica
Pune
As seen in: Scroll.in, International Journal of Electronic Business, The Mandarin, PACNEWS, MarTech Cube
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Understanding the climate change-statelessness nexus in the Asia-Pacific, and what to do about it

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By Radha Govil, Hannah Gordon, Aashish Yadav, Felicity Neale Verified
| The Mandarin Verified
Climate change is intensifying the problem of statelessness in the Asia-Pacific. But there are simple, practical steps that countries in the region, including Australia, can take to identify risks and implement reforms that would help. Statelessness, or the condition of not having the nationality of any country, is a serious and significant human rights problem in Asia.
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Understanding the climate change-statelessness nexus in the Asia Pacific and what to do about it

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By Hannah Gordon, Aashish Yadav
| PACNEWS Verified
By A/Prof Radha Govil, Hannah Gordon & Aashish Yadav In December 2025, the first cohort of 280 Tuvaluans selected via ballot to migrate to Australia under the Australia-Tuvalu Falepili Treaty (‘Falepili Treaty’) arrived at Brisbane airport to make Australia their new home.
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The NRC in Assam doesn’t just violate human rights of millions - it also breaks international law

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By Mohsin Alam Bhat, Aashish Yadav
| Scroll.in Verified
More than a year since the final list of Assam’s National Register of Citizens was released on August 31, 2019, the government has neither formally notified it nor issued orders to reject it. This has left the 1,906,657 excluded persons and their families in a state of excruciating uncertainty. Without the orders, they cannot appeal against their exclusion.
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