BiH Law on Citizenship of BiH

IV. Resolution on the application of the Law on Citizenship

Information on the incompatibility of Latvia apos s Law on citizenship

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

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

Contrary to the allegations of the Russian Federation, reinstatement of the Estonian Law on Citizenship did not deprive anyone of citizenship.

30. In the concrete context, Estonian citizenship is granted pursuant to the 1938 Law on Citizenship, in the version that was valid on 16 June 1940.

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

Persons who settled in Estonia during the Soviet occupation period and their descendants can apply for citizenship pursuant to the Estonian Law on Citizenship.

Latvia reaffirmed this when it passed its Citizenship Law.

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.

Based on careful comparison with the citizenship laws of other countries, the mission found that the Estonian Law on Citizenship does not contradict any internationally recognized norms or standards.

The Croatian citizenship law provides for the possibility of denying citizenship without explanation to a person who otherwise fulfils all conditions for being granted citizenship (art. 26, paras. 3 and 4, of the said Law).

The Estonian Law on Citizenship was passed in 1938 and re entered into force on 26 February 1992.

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.

33. On 26 February 1992 the Estonian Supreme Council adopted a resolution on the application of the Law on Citizenship.

Regarding action taken to amend the law on citizenship to permit spouses of Barbadian women to obtain citizenship, the representative stated that the law was already being addressed and that it would also deal with the transmission of citizenship by a married woman to her child.

One is that Latvia has not yet enacted a citizenship law.

Article 2 of the Law stipulates that applicants for citizenship must

Although the Law on Citizenship Law is liberal, the language requirement, which is not per se objectionable, at present bars the great majority of the ethnic Russian, ethnic Belarusian and ethnic Ukrainian population from acquiring citizenship.

51. The Law on Estonian Language Requirements for Applicants for Citizenship was adopted by the Riigikogu on 10 February 1993.

Pursuant to articles 15 and 16 of the Law on Citizenship, the naturalization tax is not levied on a renewed application.

The State party should provide more statistics on the advancement of women and on the Law on Croatian citizenship as it affected women.

Colonial Assimilation argued that French law and citizenship was based on universal values that came from the French Revolution.

37. In view of the frequency of mixed marriages, amendments to the current law on citizenship are being considered.

The Estonian Law on Citizenship has been deemed liberal by numerous expert missions from different countries and international organizations.

(article 9, law 555 1912) By minor children of persons acquiring Italian citizenship.

Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 600 II on the incorporation of additions into the Republic of Kazakhstan law on Republic of Kazakhstan citizenship, of 4 October 2004

The new Code on Greek Citizenship (law 3284 2004) abolishes any further discrimination against children of Greek or alien women.

Some of the revisions of Law No 62 of 1958 on Citizenship that now complement the Convention are as follows

The status of all persons in Estonia who do not possess Estonian citizenship is regulated by the Law on Aliens.

Recent law 3284 2004, regarding the Code on Greek citizenship, abolishes all old provisions, which created issues of discrimination against women.

As is the case in the majority of European States, Estonia apos s Law on Citizenship is based on the principle of jus sanguinis.

Substantive issues Discrimination on grounds of citizenship

Because democracy depends on an informed citizenship.

12. The Mission focused primarily on the issue of citizenship and on the language requirements established for obtaining Estonian citizenship.

Discrimination extended also to citizenship rights, family codes, pension law and the administration of justice.

These were the Citizenship (Nationality) Code, the Law on the Special Provisions for Naturalization, the Law on the Identification of Persons and Regulation of Aliens (Foreigners) in Côte d'Ivoire, the Law on the Independent Electoral Commission (CEI), the Law on the Financing of Political Parties, and the Law on the National Human Rights Commission.

Law No. 62 of 1958 on Nationality stipulates that Indonesia should apply the principle of ius sanguinis and not recognize dual citizenship.

99. The Special Representative was informed that a law on immigration was being discussed by the National Assembly and a law on citizenship and nationality was being drafted and he welcomes these developments.

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

Ms. Khan asked for more information about the Law on Croatian Citizenship, gender stereotypes in textbooks and the National Programme for the Roma.

Although human rights declarations and conventions contain relevant provisions on citizenship or nationality, there remains a certain gap in international human rights law.

This is Abdulemam s reflection on losing his citizenship.

Although a revised Law on Citizenship has not been finalized, a breakthrough decision on status of nationality has been made by the South Jakarta District Court, using Law No. 23 of 2002 on human rights (Article 29).