Summary of decision includes: Nationality\u2014issuance of passports considered as evidence of a continued nationality\u2014competency of a State not yet recognised de jure by the international community to confer its nationality\u2014no automatic loss of a previous\u00a0 nationality implied by the acquisition of a second nationality\u2014no per se termination of dual nationality due to the occurrence of a war\u2014question of dual national and loss of nationality in wartime not addressed by international humanitarian law\u2014limitation of the State\u2019s discretion to deprive its nationals having acquired a second nationality of its nationality by the right for each individual not to be deprived arbitrarily of one\u2019s nationality and to become stateless\u2014obligation to give adequate information to the individual subject to a procedure of deprivation of\u00a0 nationality\u2014lawful deprivation of nationality to dual nationals having freely decided to leave the country during the war for the enemy State or already living there\u2014unlawful deprivation of nationality to remaining dual nationals not identified as a threat to national security or who were living in a third State.<\/p>\n