CRC/C/65/Add.18 A. Name and nationality (art. 7) 96. All births occurring in the territory of Burkina Faso must be declared to the registrar in the place of birth within a period of two months from the day of birth (Code on the […]
S/2002/161 In a letter addressed to me on 13 November 2001, the President of the Security Council requested, on behalf of the members of the Council, my opinion on “the legality in the context of international law, including relevant resolutions […]
Dear All, I apologise for not being able to reply personally to each of your emails due to the large number I have received in this regard. I hope this update suffices. New information is at hand since Friday Feb […]
Eligibility is based on residency not citizenship – the relevant sections in the Electoral Act are: PART V RESIDENCE QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTERS 20 Residence qualifications PART VI REGISTRATION OF VOTERS 21 Claims for registration Download file: here
Provides in Article 5 that: the holder of an “identification card of foriegn national of Ethiopian origin” shall have the right to live in Ethiopia without an entry visa or residence permit, to work without a work permit, & other […]
This month, some people who gave up Zimbabwean Citizenship in preference of their foreign citizenship in compliance with the Electoral Amendment Act 2001, have been receiving NOTICE OF OBJECTION letters from District and Provincial Registries around the country. The letter […]
Amending the schedule to the Citizenship of Zimbabwe Act listing offences under the act disqualifying a person from citizenship by registration. Section 43: Amendment of Cap. 4:01 The Citizenship of Zimbabwe Act [Chapter 4:01] is amended in the Schedule by […]
Précise qu«en cas de décès, de disparition ou dincapacité légale du père, la déclaration de la mère suffit» pour la declaration par laquelle une mère tunisienne peut transmettre sa nationalité à ses enfants, nés hors du territoire tunisien d’un père […]
Télécharger ici: 2002-Constitution
Cap.141 Laws of Kenya Revised 2010 Section 11 provides: “Every child shall have a right to a name and nationality and where a child is deprived of his identity the Government shall provide appropriate assistance and protection, with a view […]
Version initiale. Article 5: La nationalité comorienne s’acquiert, se conserve et se perd conformément à la loi. Aucun Comorien de naissance ne peut être privé de sa nationalité. Télécharger: Comores Constitution 2001 Version modifiée 2009 (sans amendement a l’article 5): https://mjp.univ-perp.fr/constit/km2009.htm
External file: State Report of Sudan to the CRC (26 kb) COMMITTEE ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD CONSIDERATION OF REPORTS SUBMITTED BY STATES PARTIES UNDER ARTICLE 44 OF THE CONVENTION Periodic reports of States parties due in 1997 SUDAN