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Comores: Nationalité « bidon » ?

Published: 17/Fév/2009
Source: Jeune Afrique

La loi sur la citoyenneté économique, qui pourrait permettre à des milliers d’apatrides koweïtiens, les bidouns, d’obtenir un passeport comorien, fait polémique. Après les pavillons de complaisance, les passeports de complaisance ? Les autorités comoriennes s’apprêtent à octroyer à tous les […]

Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No.19) Act, 2009

Published: 13/Fév/2009

Amendments agreed as part of the formation of a government of national unity. Repeals and replaces the chapter of constitution relating to citizenship. The amendments removed restrictions on transmission of citizenship to children born outside the country, and extended rights […]

CDE Observations finales : Tchad, 2009

Published: 12/Fév/2009
Source: UN Committee on the Rights of the Child

CRC/C/TCD/CO/2 Comité des droits de l’enfant Cinquantième session Observations finales: Tchad Enregistrement des naissances 39.Le Comité se félicite des progrès réalisés dans le domaine de l’enregistrement des naissances des enfants tchadiens. Il prend note également de l’adoption, en 2003, d’une […]

CEDEF Observations finales: Jamahiriya arabe libyenne

Published: 6/Fév/2009
Source: UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW)

CEDAW/C/LBY/CO/5 Lois discriminatoires Tout en se félicitant que la délégation de l’État partie ait déclaré que les dispositions de la loi no 18 de 1980 portant code de la nationalité seront amendées et mises en conformité avec l’article 9 de […]

CEDAW: Responses to the list of issues and questions with regard to the consideration of the 2nd Periodic Report: Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

Published: 9/Jan/2009
Source: UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW)

CEDAW/C/LBY/Q/2/Add.1 Extract: Nationality 14. Please provide information on steps taken by the Higher Committee regarding the adoption of a rule that would allow a Libyan mother to transfer her nationality to her child. Please also indicate whether the current legislation […]

Documents in Somalia and Sudan

Published: 5/Jan/2009
Source: Country of Origin Information Centre (Landinfo), Norway

Summary This report gives an overview of various personal documents issued in Sudan and Somalia, including ID cards, national identity documents, passports, birth certificates and marriage certificates. While Sudanese authorities have established relatively good registration procedures, the situation in Somalia […]

For better implementation of migrant children’s rights in South Africa

Published: 1/Jan/2009
Source: UNICEF

By Ingrid Palmary This report outlines the situation facing children who migrate across international borders to South Africa. The report begins by outlining the policy framework that should guide migrant children’s access to rights in South Africa. This section points […]

Mali-Mauritania: Emersion in the Karakoro Basin

Published: 1/Jan/2009
Source: OECD

CROSS-BORDER DIARIES, Issue 10 This issue focuses on the Karakoro basin, situated in the pre-Sahelian zone between Mali and Mauritania. Local border populations and their respective governors are demonstrating a strong commitment to border development. Farming, sedentary and transhumant livestock […]

Loi relative à la citoyenneté économique en Union des Comores, 2008

Published: 3/Déc/2008

Art 1: “L’acquisition de la citoyenneté économique par décision de l’autorité publique résulte d’une décision accordée à la demande d’une personne majeure ayant la qualité de partenaire économique du Gouvernement des Comores” Télécharger (Al Watwan, p.2): Loi relative à la […]

A Right or a Privilege: Access to Identity and Citizenship in Zimbabwe

Published: 1/Déc/2008
Source: Research and Advocacy Unit, Harare

By Rumbidzai Dube Identity documents are tags reflective of an individual’s history and heritage. Without identity documents individuals fall into a bureaucratic limbo as procedures for telling who they are, where they are from, and to whom they are connected […]

The Invisible Refugee Camp: Durable Solutions for Boreah ‘Residuals’ in Guinea

Published: 1/Déc/2008
Source: Journal of Refugee Studies

Lacy Andrews Gale Journal of Refugee Studies Vol. 21, No. 4 [2008]. doi:10.1093/jrs/fen040 What happens when refugees do not repatriate post-conflict? For those who remain in refugee camps, the remaining, durable solutions of resettlement and local integration may be neither […]