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10 San Diego Int'l L.J. 495 (2008-2009)
A Global Crisis Writ Large: The Effects of Being Stateless in Thailand on Hill-Tribe Children

handle is hein.journals/sdintl10 and id is 501 raw text is: A Global Crisis Writ Large: The Effects of Being Stateless in Thailand on Hill-Tribe Children JOY K. PARK* JOHN E. TANAGHO** MARY E. WEICHER GAUDETTE*** TABLE OF CONTENTS I. IN TRO D U CTION .................................................................................................. 497 II. BACKGROUND: THAILAND'S HILL-TRIBES ......................................................... 501 III. CITIZENSHIP: LAW AND IMPLEMENTATION ......................................................... 505 A. Thailand's Citizenship Laws .................................................................... 506 1. Legal Status and Eligibility ............................................................... 506 a. Eligibility for Thai Citizenship and Perm anent Residency ................................................................. 507 b. Citizenship Application Process and Proving C itizenship ................................................................... 510 c. Recent Legal Amendments to the Citizenship L a w s ........................................................................................... 5 12 2. Documentation of Legal Status ......................................................... 513 a. B irth R egistration ...................................................................... 513 b. C ivil R egistration ....................................................................... 515 * J.D. 2008, Joy K. Park, Loyola University Chicago School of Law. This article is the product of the Spring 2008 Comparative Law Thailand seminar at Loyola University Chicago School of Law. We thank Professor Diane Geraghty, Director of the Civitas ChildLaw Center, and Dean Michael Kaufman for providing guidance and support throughout the research and writing process. ** J.D. 2008, John E. Tanagho, Loyola University Chicago School of Law. J.D. 2008, Mary E. Weicher Gaudette, Loyola University Chicago School of Law.

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