A foreign woman who contracts matrimony to a Mozambican can acquire Mozambican citizenship.

During the period 2000 2003, the Vietnamese State has accepted 12,818 cases giving up Vietnamese citizenship to attain foreign citizenship, including 73 people currently living in Viet Nam.

Section 10(2) provides for the grant of citizenship to the foreign wife of a Pakistani citizen.

e) Article 24 stipulates that a woman with foreign citizenship who weds an Indonesian man may acquire Indonesian citizenship by a declaration to this effect before an Indonesian Official or State Representative, except that the acquisition of this citizenship would bestow bi nationality on the individual.

b) Article 20 stipulates that Indonesian citizenship of a husband will be shared by his foreign born wife through a legal union, except that this gain of citizenship would bestow on his wife bi nationality or the wife could make a written declaration to reject the gaining of Indonesian citizenship.

Citizenship by Migration Citizenship by migration is governed under section 6 of the Citizenship Act.

The Citizenship Act of 1951 was amended in 2000 to enable women of Pakistani descent to claim Pakistani nationality for their children born to foreign husbands.

Later on, article 69 of Law 2910 2001 abolished deadlines that applied according to Law 1438 84 in relation to Greek and foreign women obtaining or losing Greek citizenship following their marriage to a foreign or Greek citizen respectively.

Marriage with a foreign citizen does not have an influence on the change of a woman's citizenship except in those cases where she wishes to take on the citizenship of the husband (under the conditions prescribed by the law of the state which the husband comes from).

Citizenship rights

Either parent's citizenship carries equal weight relating to children's citizenship acquired at birth.

Citizenship is acquired

Access to citizenship

Under this treaty, the author automatically lost his Czechoslovak citizenship upon acquiring United States citizenship.

Is Citizenship a Right?

In the United States, citizenship can be revoked only on limited grounds, such as fraud committed in the citizenship application or service in another country s military. Arguably, joining a terrorist organization hostile to the US is even worse than joining a foreign army, because terrorist organizations are more likely to target civilians.

This promises to be a historic event, bringing Chinese business and Government heads together with the leaders of foreign companies and other organizations to advance responsible corporate citizenship in China and beyond.

The Ethics of Citizenship Tests

Subject matter Retention of citizenship

Several cases were followed up on an individual basis, including some relating to security detainees, minors, detainees claiming foreign citizenship and those in need of particular protection, such as the sick or elderly.

The Law on citizenship prescribes that the marital partner of a BiH citizen can obtain citizenship under the following conditions

The conditions of and procedure for the acquisition, resumption and loss of Estonian citizenship are regulated by the Citizenship Act.

BiH Law on Citizenship of BiH

Are they entitled to claim citizenship?

In the field of migration citizenship

that their previous citizenship is terminated once the citizenship is obtained, unless a bilateral agreement states otherwise. The termination of previous citizenship is not requested if that is not permitted or cannot be reasonably requested.

The wife or husband retains their original citizenship regardless of the fact that the other partner applies for or loses Vietnamese citizenship.

The time of processing applications for Estonian citizenship in the Citizenship and Migration Board was reduced from 6 months to 3 months.

Because democracy depends on an informed citizenship.

Alberta Human Rights and Citizenship Commission, A.J.

Substantive issues Discrimination on grounds of citizenship

This includes the Pakistan Citizenship Act (1951).

As the provisions of this article imply, the law on citizenship does not establish any impediments to citizenship that are based on sex.

The rules and conditions for the acquisition or loss of citizenship are specified in the constitutional law of 1995 on Republic of Tajikistan citizenship.

Children with Vietnamese mothers, and non citizenship or unidentified fathers, are granted Vietnamese citizenship, regardless of their place of birth within or outside Vietnam.

In 2002, 1,553 people gave up Vietnamese citizenship.

Doing so would not affect Vanessa's Australian citizenship.

Apart from BiH citizenship, there also exists entity citizenship, so a citizen of a certain entity is automatically also a citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

If both parents or one parent acquires Republic of Tajikistan citizenship or if they lose it, then the citizenship of the children is also terminated.

The law gives women equal rights with men regarding the citizenship of their children and does not establish any impediments to citizenship based on sex.

One academic study, focusing on Law No. 62 of 1958 on Citizenship, has come up with a recommendation that Indonesian women who marry foreigners should have the right to determine the citizenship of their children. The present Citizenship Law stipulates that children born of a legal marriage between an Indonesian woman and a foreigner should automatically follow the citizenship of the father.

In response to the Committee's questions concerning citizenship, she noted that, under Latvia's Citizenship Law, all those permanently resident in Latvia for at least five years could acquire Latvian citizenship through naturalization, and that neither the marriage of a Latvian citizen to an alien or stateless person, nor the dissolution of such a marriage, affected the citizenship rights of the citizen concerned.

Under the Law on citizenship of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the means, conditions and the procedure for the acquiring and terminating of BiH citizenship have been determined.

Unless she has rejected his citizenship, she becomes stateless.

Other factors discussed included dual citizenship and ethnic ties.