Examples of using Eritrean nationality in English and their translations into French
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Eritrean Nationality Proclamation(No. 21/1992.
Abandoned children are automatically given Eritrean nationality.
If you also hold the Eritrean nationality: a valid Eritrean passport or ID card.
Netherlands policy on asylum seekers of Eritrean nationality.
It states that, Eritrean nationality can be acquired by birth, by naturalization, by adoption and by marriage.
Netherlands policy on asylum-seekers of 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 and grant him/her an Eritrean nationality.
The child has the right to have Eritrean nationality if either parent is Eritrean article 2/1 of the National Proclamation, No. 21/1992.
Has decided to be permanently domiciled in Eritrea upon the granting of his Eritrean nationality;
It further confers Eritrean nationality on any person born to an Eritrean national naturalized upon application after such naturalization.
Article 4(1) envisages the acquisition of Eritrean nationality upon application.
Thus, Ethiopia did not violate international law by denationalizing those of its citizens who had become dual nationals by acquiring Eritrean nationality.
In addition, the Proclamation details the requirements to obtain Eritrean nationality by adoption and by marriage ibid., Art.
If either parent is given Eritrean nationality by permission of the court, all children born to such a parent have the right to be Eritrean nationals art. 4/6, NP, No. 21/1992.
Women have equal rights tomen to adopt an alien child and grant him/her an Eritrean nationality.
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.
If a child is adopted by an Eritrean family, the child is given Eritrean nationality NP art. No. 21/1992.
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.
One of the most notable cases is that of Dawit Isaak,a journalist with Swedish and Eritrean nationality, who was detained in Eritrea on 23 September 2001 in Asmara.