Примеры использования Eritrean nationality на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Eritrea: Eritrean Nationality Proclamation 21/1992 of 6 April 1992;
Article 4(1) envisages the acquisition of Eritrean nationality upon application.
For permitting the forcible expulsion to Eritrea of some members of expellees' families who did not hold Eritrean nationality.
Others had been forced to take Eritrean nationality, while young men were being forcibly conscripted into the invading army.
A woman can adopt an alien child andgrant him/her an Eritrean nationality.
To the extent that family members who did not hold Eritrean nationality were expelled, the expulsion was contrary to international law.
Has decided to be permanently domiciled in Eritrea upon the granting of his Eritrean nationality;
It states that, Eritrean nationality can be acquired by birth, by naturalization, by adoption and by marriage.
Women have equal rights to men to adopt an alien child and grant him/her an Eritrean nationality.
Eritrea maintained that those expelled had not acquired Eritrean nationality, and so were unlawfully rendered stateless by Ethiopia's actions.
Thus, Ethiopia did not violate international law by denationalizing those of its citizens who had become dual nationals by acquiring Eritrean nationality.
It further confers Eritrean nationality on any person born to an Eritrean national naturalized upon application after such naturalization. Article 46.
Perhaps more likely, statelessness would result if Ethiopia erroneously determined that one of its nationals had acquired Eritrean nationality when, in fact, he or she had not done so.
Finally, the Proclamation automatically confers Eritrean nationality on any person born to a father or a mother of Eritrean origin in Eritrea or abroad Article 21.
The Commission rejected Eritrea's argument that the denationalization andsubsequent expulsion of persons with dual Ethiopian and Eritrean nationality were contrary to international law.
Ethiopians living in the occupied areas had been forced to adopt Eritrean nationality or face confiscation of their land and property and the denial of the right to gain their livelihood.
Those remaining under Eritrean occupation are suffering under the inhuman treatment of the Eritrean regime,ranging from outright physical torture to the forcible imposition of Eritrean nationality on pain of losing the right to farm their plots of land.
Similarly, a foreign citizen does not automatically acquire an Eritrean nationality by marrying an Eritrean woman, but can get citizenship by naturalization in due process after applying through proper channels.
Hence while an Eritrean who opted to hold his/her Ethiopian nationality remained an Ethiopian,other Eritreans who voluntarily acquired Eritrean nationality lost their Ethiopian nationality due to renunciation.
The Proclamation automatically conferred Eritrean nationality on any person born to a father or a mother of Eritrean origin in Eritrea or abroad(article 2(1)) and any person born to a person naturalized ex lege article 32.
Ms. Khan enquired whether an Eritrean woman who married a foreigner was able to automatically transmit Eritrean nationality to her spouse and to her children whether born in Eritrea or not.
Eritrean nationality is hereby granted to any person who is not of Eritrean origin and who entered, and resided in, Eritrea between the beginning of 1934 and the end of 1951, provided that he has not committed anti-people acts during the liberation struggle of the Eritrean people.
Any person who is not of Eritrean origin and has entered, and resided in, Eritrea in 1952 orafter shall apply for Eritrean nationality to the Secretary of Internal Affairs. According to sub-article 2 of the same article.
Mr. Tessema(Ethiopia), speaking in exercise of the right of reply, said that nationality was determined by the relevant national laws and pointed out that the persons deported from Ethiopia were Eritrean, regardless of their place of residence, because, by virtue of article 24 ofEritrea's referendum proclamation of 1992, they had opted for Eritrean nationality.
Ethiopia responded that the expellees had voluntarily acquired Eritrean nationality, most by qualifying to participate in the 1993 Referendum, and in doing so had foregone their Ethiopian nationality under Ethiopian law.
Mr. Tekle(Eritrea), speaking in exercise of the right of reply, said, on the nationality issue,that the referendum proclamation alluded to by the Ethiopian delegation was based on the earlier Eritrean nationality proclamation, article 1 of which had stated that any person born to a parent of Eritrean origin, in Eritrea or abroad, was an Eritrean by birth, and that a person of Eritrean origin was any person resident in Eritrea in 1933.
While Ethiopia asserted that no one was expelled except for holders of Eritrean nationality found to be security risks through the process previously described, the evidence shows that an unknown, but considerable, number of dual nationals were expelled without having been subject to this process.
The nationality of Eritrea, an independent State since 27 April 1993,has been regulated by Eritrean Nationality Proclamation No. 21/1992 of 6 April 1992. Text in Eritrea- Referendum of Independence, April 23-25, 1993(African-American Institute), pp. 80-84.
Given the fact, however, that Ethiopia did not implement that law until sometime in 1998 with respect to its nationals who had acquired Eritrean nationality between 1993 and 1998, the possibility could not be excluded that some persons who had acquired Eritrean nationality had subsequently lost it and thus were made stateless by Ethiopia's action.
Nationality: Eritrean.