Примеры использования Nationality to their children на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Women and men may transmit their nationality to their children on an equal footing.
Qatari women with foreign husbands do not have the right to transmit their nationality to their children.
Are women able to pass their nationality to their children in the State party if the father is not a national of the State party?
Nowadays, both the mother andthe father could transmit their nationality to their children.
Lebanese women married to foreigners could not give their nationality to their children except when the father died while the children were still under age.
It is further concerned that Jordanian women cannot transmit their nationality to their children.
Men transmit their nationality to their children ipso facto, unlike women except in limited cases, such as when the father is stateless or of unknown nationality.
Both mothers andfathers should be able to convey their nationality to their children.
In particular, it was concerned that the Nationality Act allows Kuwaiti women to transfer their nationality to their children only in specific circumstances and that provisions in the Personal Status Act and that the Civil Code establish different rights and responsibilities for women and men in issues related to marriage and family relations, including the minimum age of marriage for women and men; divorce; and guardianship of children.
Under Malian law, men, unlike women, ipso facto transfer their nationality to their children.
Amendment to the Code of Nationality by virtue of which women may legally transmit their nationality to their children born of a non-Tunisian father, if the latter is deceased or legally irresponsible.
Also some temporary measures have been taken to give women equal rights with respect to granting Bahraini nationality to their children.
Reviewing the articles in question, it is evident that Syrian women may transmit their nationality to their children only in the cases stipulated in article 3 of the Nationality Act.
The proposed paragraph stipulates"the need to implement equality between men andwomen regarding the granting of nationality to their children.
Nor is any distinction drawn between women andmen when it comes to granting nationality to their children, and equal rights are guaranteed in this matter.
However, the Government of the Bahamas has developed domestic legislation which enables women in the Bahamas to transmit their nationality to their children.
There are 27 countries with legislation that discriminates against women insofar as they cannot confer their nationality to their children and/or foreign spouses on an equal basis with men.
The representative indicated that the Parliament of Morocco was currently considering a bill to allow Moroccan women the right to transfer nationality to their children.
Urges States to reform nationality laws that discriminate against women by granting equalrights to men and women to confer nationality to their children and regarding the acquisition, change or retention of their nationality; .
Discriminatory laws in some countries allow no, or very limited,exceptions to their rules preventing mothers from conferring their nationality to their children.
The Nationality Act allowed both men andwomen to transfer their nationality to their children.
For example, the Nationality Act promulgated in 2006 eliminates discrimination by allowing both men andwomen to transmit their nationality to their children.
Continue working so thatIranian women have the right to transmit their nationality to their children(Guatemala);
While children of unknown parentage born on Syrian soil automatically acquired Syrian Arab nationality, Syrian Arab mothers did not have the right to transmit their nationality to their children.
Ms. Morvai, referring to article 9 of the Convention,wondered whether women had equal rights with men to transmit nationality to their children or spouses.
Legislative amendments did not always go far enough: for example, divorced wives andwidows of foreigners could now transmit their nationality to their children, but other women could not.
He agreed that a question on reservations should be included, andsuggested that a further question on the right of women to transmit Israeli nationality to their children be added.
A reading of Act No. 35-61 of 20 June 1961 setting forth the Congolese Nationality Code shows that men andwomen can transmit Congolese nationality to their children under the same conditions.
Please provide information on whether women, married or not, have equal rights with men to acquire, change,retain or transmit their nationality to their children.
Act No. 03/2013 amending Act No. 61-10 of 7 March 1961 on nationality; the amendment enables women to give their nationality to their children and spouse.