GLOBALCIT co-director Maarten Vink took part in Bilbao European dialogues, where he delivered a speech on Citizenship and the Socio-economic and Political Integration of Refugees.
The number of persons who have been granted Hungarian citizenship on grounds of ethnic kinship. The programme has been approved by the Orban parliament in 2010. In the 2014 elections, 95% of Hungarians naturalised through ethnic kinship voted Victor Orban’s Read More …
Globalcit co-director Rainer Bauböck takes part in the debate “Citizenship: An idea” broadcast on Australian ABC. Listen to the podcast here.
The UK migration statistics have now been published. They indicate that there has been a drop in net migration in the country in the 12 months following the UK’s decision to leave the EU. Regarding citizenship, overall fewer people are Read More …
The High Court of Australia ruled that the country’s deputy Prime Minister and four senators were ineligible to sit in Parliament as “subjects or citizen of a foreign power”. Two other Australian senators who had inherited foreign citizenship (Italian and Read More …
The Emergency Government Order 65/2017 amending the law on Romanian citizenship came into force on 25 September 2017. The main reason for the modification was to clarify the procedure with regard to the citizenship status of children of persons who acquire or Read More …
The Ministry of Interior of Cambodia is planning to revoke citizenship of 70,000 individuals, most of whom are ethnic Vietnamese born in Cambodia. To move ahead with the plan, the Minister of Interior held a meeting to discuss the withdrawal Read More …
By Maarten Vink, GLOBALCIT co-director The Dutch Senate recently voted on a proposal to increase the residence requirement for naturalisation from the current five to seven years. This proposal was part of the coalition agreement of the outgoing government of the Read More …
The recent report by the UN Human Rights Office regards the imposition of Russian citizenship in Crimea as a source of violations of human rights. “The citizenship issue has had a major impact on the lives of many residents of Read More …
The Swiss parliament has elected Ignazio Cassis, a member of the Italian-speaking minority, to the seven-member Swiss cabinet on Wednesday. He will replace Didier Burkhalter on the multi-party government. Before the election, Cassis had been in the cross-hairs of the Read More …
