Home Office withdraws British citizenship from increasing number of dual nationals
Read the report in The Guardian
Read the report in The Guardian
By EUDO CITIZENSHIP coordinator Rainer Bauböck On 2 August 2011 Uwe Scheuch, head of the Carinthia Freedom Party, was condemned to 18 months prison, 12 months of which on suspended sentence, for offering a Russian investor Austrian citizenship as a Read More …
EU27 Member States granted citizenship to 776,000 persons in 2009Read the EUROSTAT press release of 10 June 2011 Read the full EUROSTAT report
by Mária Kovács and Szabolcs Pogonyi In its opinion published on 20 June 2011 the Council of Europe’s advisory body on constitutional matters, raises concerns over the Hungarian constitution making process. The European Commission for Democracy through Law, better known Read More …
Béla Markó, Romanian Vice Prime Minister and former leader of the UDMR, the Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania, said on Saturday that he does not agree with the proposal that Romanian Hungarians should vote in parliamentary elections in Hungary Read More …
From: Euro|topics Press review of 28/06/2011 Tears of joy over nationalised Hungarians Around 100,000 Hungarians living outside their home country have received Hungarian citizenship since last year, a spokesman for the right-wing conservative government of Viktor Orbán announced on Monday. Read More …
Minister for Justice Alan Shatter announced key changes to the citizenship application procedure. The Government has decided to institute a formal ceremony to give proper recognition to the importance of becoming a citizen but not to introduce citizenship tests for Read More …
Read the report “Deux nationalités, une colère” in Libération (in French).
By Helena Wray, Middlesex University This recent decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), formerly the European Court of Justice (ECJ), raises questions about the relationship between EU citizenship (as provided by Art.20 Treaty on the Read More …
Since the nationality act began on January 1 2009, allowing citizens of five years or more to apply for Luxembourgish nationality, only 0.3% of applicants were refused the passport. Read the full article by the Luxembourgish Internet broadcaster News 352