Примеры использования Lead to statelessness на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such discrimination can lead to statelessness.
In spite of this attitude, however, several countries have virtually stopped the practice of denationalization-- especially in cases which might lead to statelessness.
The Committee is concerned that non-recognition of dual citizenship may lead to statelessness, with all its adverse consequences arts. 2 and 5.
We recognize that statelessness can be a root cause of forced displacement and that forced displacement, in turn,can lead to statelessness.
The adoption practices of some States may lead to statelessness if, for example, children are unable to acquire the nationality of their adoptive parents.
A negative conflict of nationality laws, however, may lead to statelessness.
This renunciation provision might also lead to statelessness in cases where nationals renounce their Tuvaluan nationality to acquire a foreign nationality but subsequently failed to acquire it.
Recalling that depriving a person of his orher nationality may lead to statelessness.
UNHCR noted that discrimination against women in nationality-related legislation may lead to statelessness of children, if the father is stateless or cannot confer his nationality under the laws of his State.
The Committee isconcerned that such restrictions, can in some circumstances, lead to statelessness.
It was stressed by some delegations that denationalization must not lead to statelessness; that it must take place in conformity with national legislation; that it must be non-discriminatory; and that it must not be resorted to in an arbitrary or abusive manner.
That issue was of particular importance as such acts could lead to statelessness in children.
Recalling that arbitrarily depriving a person of his or her nationality may lead to statelessness, and in this regard expressing concern at various forms of discrimination against stateless persons that violate the obligations of States under international human rights law.
In this context,UNCT alerted to the risk that such restrictions could lead to statelessness in many cases.
Furthermore, Basotho citizens who were themselves born aboard could not pass on their Lesotho nationality to their children born abroad,which may lead to statelessness.
If a person voluntarily relinquishes citizenship or has citizenship revoked,loss of nationality can lead to statelessness if the person does not possess a foreign nationality or acquire another nationality subsequent to loss of United States citizenship.
The number of States which have taken steps to amend nationality laws orchange administrative practices that lead to statelessness is increased.
Although already covered in the general rule elaborated in both instruments that no loss ordeprivation of nationality should lead to statelessness, the 1961 Convention(art. 6) and the European Convention on Nationality(art. 7, para. 2) also explicitly prohibit the loss or deprivation of the nationality to dependents if statelessness would result.
The principle of the non-expulsion of nationals does not apply to persons with dual ormultiple nationality unless the expulsion can lead to statelessness;
Some members were of the view that denationalization was only allowed in exceptional circumstances;that it must not lead to statelessness; that it must be neither discriminatory nor arbitrary; and that it must respect certain procedural guarantees.
Nationality laws that discriminated against women deprived women andtheir families of legal protection in their country of residence and could lead to statelessness.
In the light of the analysis contained in his fourth report, the Special Rapporteur was of the view that:(a) the principle of the non-expulsion of nationals did not apply to persons with dual ormultiple nationality unless the expulsion could lead to statelessness; and that(b) the practice of some States and the interests of expelled persons themselves did not support the enactment of a rule prescribing denationalization of a person with dual or multiple nationality prior to expulsion.
The Committee is concerned in particular about the conditioning of the acquisition of Uzbek citizenship on the renunciationof any other citizenship, which may lead to statelessness.
There were gaps in the acquisition of nationality under the Act andother gaps that could lead to statelessness or a heightened risk of statelessness. .
Consider permitting dual nationality where women have married foreign men, and for the children born of such unions,especially in situations in which legal regimes providing for dual nationality may lead to statelessness;
Where international law recognizes, as a matter of exception, that loss ordeprivation of nationality may lead to statelessness, these exceptions must be narrowly construed.
This does not mean, however, that nationality is not a fundamental right and determinant of the legal status of persons that is governed primarily by domestic law, but that the right balance should be struck between sovereignty and respect for international human rights obligations, which are incompatible, for instance,with practices that are discriminatory or that lead to statelessness.
Pursuant to the 2006 Executive Committee conclusion on the identification, prevention andreduction of statelessness and the protection of stateless persons, UNHCR identified situations that could lead to statelessness and supported African Governments in addressing the problem.
The 1961 Convention explicitly reaffirms that if States regulate the loss of nationality in the context of any change in civil status,this must never lead to statelessness.
Thus, the broad treatment(jus solis and jus sanguinis) of this issue in the Constitution andthe human rights guarantees contained in that instrument make it highly unlikely under Venezuelan law that a loss of nationality could lead to statelessness and legally impossible that discrimination of any kind could result in the revocation of nationality.