13. The Committee urges the State party to:
(a) Ensure that all erased persons have the possibility to restore their legal status without excessive administrative constraints, by extending indefinitely the applicability of the act regulating the permanent residency status of all citizens of the successor States of the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia who had been removed from the Slovenian registry of permanent residents in 1992 and by disseminating information among such persons currently living outside the territory of the State party on this measure;
(b) Extend the applicability of the law to children who were born to erased persons outside the territory of the State party, and amend the citizenship act so that all children born in the territory of the State party are able to acquire Slovenian nationality if they would otherwise be stateless;
(c) Expedite the process of full and effective reparation, including restitution, compensation and satisfaction, to all individuals who suffered as a result of erasure, including family members born outside the territory of the State party;
(d) Ensure the full enjoyment by erased persons of their rights with respect to access to education, training and employment, paying special attention to Roma who were subjected to erasure;
(e) Guarantee that all necessary steps are taken to identify and protect stateless persons.
18. Bearing in mind the indivisibility of all human rights, the Committee encourages the State party to consider ratifying (...) the Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness (...)
Protection/Enjoyment of rights
Identification and determination procedures
Remedy/Reparation
Born on territory
Born abroad
International Instruments
Legislative/Judicial/Administrative action