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ANSWER ONE

ANSWER TWO

Footnote 1

Original

L. Van Waas, Nationality Matters (2008).

Revision

Laura Van Wass, Nationality Matters (Intersentia, 2008) 10, quoting UNHCR ‘The World’s Stateless People’ (Report, UNHCR, 2007).

AGLC3 Rules

Rule 1.3.

Footnote 2

Original

Convention on the Status of Stateless Persons 1954.

Revision

Opened for signature 28 September 1954, 360 UNTS 117 (entered into force 6 June 1960) art I (1).

AGLC3 Rules

The treaty title must be included in citation; however, when the author provided the title in the paper and thus the title could be omitted in footnote. But the pinpoint under rule 7.5 must be used in footnote.

Footnote 3

Original

Universal Declaration on Human Rights 1948.

Revision

Universal Declaration of Human Rights, GA Res 217A (III), UN GAOR, 3rd sess, 183rd plen mtg, UN Doc A/810 (10 December 1948) art 15(1), (2).

AGLC3 Rules

Under rule 8.2.2 the title of United Nations Materials must be italicised. The declaration was the General Assembly Resolution; thus, we should use GA Res for abbreviation.

Footnote 4

Original

Brad Blitz & Maureen Lynch (eds), Statelessness and Citizenship (2011).

Revision

Brad K Blitz and Maureen Lynch, ‘Statelessness and the Deprivation of Nationality’ in Brad K Blitz and Maureen Lynch (eds), Statelessness and Citizenship: A Comparative Study on the Benefits of Nationality (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2011) 1, 2.

AGLC3 Rules

Chapters in edited books should be cited under rule 5.5.

Footnote 5

Original

Blitz & Lynch (2011), op cit, 76–78.

Revision

Ibid 76-8.

AGLC3 Rules

Rule 1.4.1.

Footnote 6

Original

BK Blitz, Statelessness, Protection and Inequality (Refugee Studies Centre, 2009).

Revision

Brad K Blitz, ‘Statelessness, Protection and Equality’ (Working Paper, Refugee Studies Centre, 2009) 1.

AGLC3 Rules

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AGLC3 Rules

Rule 6.9.

Footnote 7

Original

Alec Paxton, ‘Finding a Country to Call Home’ (2012) 21(3) Pac Rim L & Pol J 623.

Revision

Alex Paxton, ‘Finding a Country to Call Home: A Framework for Evaluating Legislation to Reduce Statelessness in Southeast Asia’ (2012) 21(3) Pacific Rim Law and Policy Journal Association 623, 625.

AGLC3 Rules

Rule 4.7

Footnote 8

Original

Blitz (2009), op cit, 84.

Revision

Blitz, above n 6, 84.

AGLC3 Rules

Rule 1.4.2.

Footnote 9

Original

Constantin Sokoloff and Richard Lewis, ‘Denial of citizenship: a challenge to human security’, EPC, 1.04.2005.

Revision

Constantin Sokoloff and Richard Lewis, ‘Denial of Citizenship: A Challenge to Human Security’ (Issue Paper No 28, European Policy Centre, 1 April 2005) 5.

AGLC3 Rules

Rule 6.9 is applicable to working papers and similar document of various bodies, it must be noted that the author often omitted pinpoint, which is not consistency with AGCL3.

Footnote 10

Original

R. Samaddar, ‘India: Refugees and Dynamics of Hospitality – The Indian Story’ in Segal et al (eds), Immigration Worldwide: Policies, Practices, and Trends (OUP, 2010) 113.

Revision

Ranabir Smaddar, ‘India: Refugees and Dynamics of Hospitality: The Indian Story’ in Uma A Segal, Doreen Elliott and Lazneen S Mayaday (eds), Immigration Worldwide: Policies, Practices, and Trends (Oxford University Press, 2010) 112, 113.

AGLC3 Rules

Rule 5.5 Chapters in edited books.

Footnote 11

Original

Wikipedia, ‘Stranded Pakistanis’ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stranded_Pakistanis (accessed March 30, 2015).

Revision

Wikipedia, Stranded Pakistanis (30 March 2015) <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stranded_Pakistanis>

AGLC3 Rules

Rule 6.15

Footnote 12

Original

E. Paulsen, ‘The Citizenship Status of the Urdu-Speakers/Biharis in Bangladesh’ (2006) 25 Ref Surv. Q. 54.

Revision

Eric Paulsen, ‘The Citizenship Status of the Urdu-Speakers/Biharis in Bangladesh’ (2006) 25 (3) Refugee Survey Quarterly 54, 55-6.

AGLC3 Rules

Rule 4 journal article.

Footnote 13

Original

Blitz & Lynch (2011), op cit, 113-114.

Revision

Blitz and Lynch, above n ...