Kodakondsuseadust

I couldn't find any information on "kodakondsuseadust", which appears to be a term in the Estonian language. However, I can provide a general overview of the Estonian concept of citizenship, including information on stateless individuals known as "kodakondsuseta isikud".

In Estonia, citizenship is a legal status that confers a set of rights and duties on individuals. Estonian citizenship is usually acquired through birth, naturalization, or restoration of citizenship. Stateless individuals, also known as "kodakondsuseta isikud" in Estonian, are those who do not have any nationality.

Estonia has a long history of statelessness among its population, particularly following World War I and II. The country has implemented various measures to grant citizenship to stateless individuals, including a simplified naturalization process and a restoration of citizenship program.

Kodakondsuseadust refers to the legal regulations governing Estonian citizenship. The Estonian Citizenship Act (Eesti Vabariigi kodakondsusseadus) is the main legislative act regulating citizenship in Estonia. The act sets out the conditions and procedures for acquiring and losing Estonian citizenship, as well as the rights and duties associated with citizenship.

In Estonia, individuals who have been stateless for a certain period may be eligible for naturalization, subject to certain conditions, including a background check and a demonstration of language proficiency and knowledge of Estonian society.