Can you remember on what grounds?
Will be interesting to see what the Bangladesh Government has to say...
Yeah I know. My mate's kid will have to decide at 18 whether or not to be Japanese - till then she can be both. But even if you don't have to revoke, my understanding is that 18 is generally the age at which you make the decision yourself. Certainly not 15.I think it depends. Some states don't allow dual nationality, others make you choose at 18, others are happy to allow you to keep dual nationality for life.
Yeah I know. My mate's kid will have to decide at 18 whether or not to be Japanese - till then she can be both. But even if you don't have to revoke, my understanding is that 18 is generally the age at which you make the decision yourself. Certainly not 15.
Unluckily for her, Bangladesh does appear to allow dual citizenship 'by blood' throughout life.
She's most unlkely to get Dutch citizenship, her husband would have to return home and apply for permission to bring her there as his spouse, The Dutch authorities then consider her application, much the same as it would be bringing a foreign spouse into this country, is she of good character? is it a genuine marriage and so forth. If so she can come and then they would then have to live as husband and wife and good upstanding citizens for 5 years. Fine if he was some guy who went to work abroad, met the love of his life and wants to bring her home with him.Her husband is Dutch, her kid can therefore be Dutch, in time it is possible she could get Dutch citizenship and move to the UK if some kind of free movement exists after Brexit. Which will garner some lols from me, at least.
Yes, that is true. I was banking on her leaving age rather than current age. On the face of it, it doesn't look good. Sure there will be Bangladeshi lawyers poring over their legislation looking for a loophole, though.She could have revoked it before now. She's an adult with dual citizenship (well, until earlier today).
... it doesn't look good.
"Aye, fucking cheers for that pal" in diplo-speak.
Probably something along the lines of "You Bastard we were going to do that first"Will be interesting to see what the Bangladesh Government has to say...
Is it possible they hadn't even realised before today? I would think so. She'll be on record somewhere, but if nobody looks...Probably something along the lines of "You Bastard we were going to do that first"
Is it possible they hadn't even realised before today? I would think so. She'll be on record somewhere, but if nobody looks...
Dunno. My gut says the latter, but who knows. Such a move isn't going to do wonders for UK–Bangladesh relations given that she is so obviously British. I guess he doesn't care about that. Not my department... Just remembered who is Foreign Secretary. Fuck me what a shower.You reckon this is kosher, or Javid is just taking a punt?
The UK beat Bangladesh to it by the looks of it.If Britain can revoke why can't Bangladesh? She wasn't/isn't living there either.
Click on the tweet I posted. It basically says that the Bangladeshi diaspora have a "right of return", and that this not the same thing as citizenship.If she has citizenship of another country, looks like Bangladesh in this case, the law says she can be stripped of British citizenship.
Looking at her comments about the Manchester murders, I'm finding it hard to argue against this ruling.
I'm into giving people a chance, but it's looking a lot like she's had one and blown it.
Javid said on Friday that Begum would be investigated and prosecuted if she returned to the UK, and highlighted a new “designated areas” law approved by parliament last week which in the future will give the government powers to make it an offence to travel to regions deemed to pose a security threat to the UK.
She has dual citizenship and the UK managed to dump her UK one first but mostly the problem is that Javid is a twat.Why the fucks this Bangladesh’s problem, she was raised in East London.
Yep. Like it or not, she's our problem. She's never even been there. And if Idris is right that neither she nor her parents even actively sought Bangladeshi citizenship for her, then this is really just plain racism. I know it's a person of Pakistani origin doing it, but Javid hides behind his ethnicity to do horrible racist things.Why the fucks this Bangladesh’s problem, she was raised in East London.
This is very concerning. Aping the US. Very very bad law, slipped through last week.
No. It's the first I've heard of it. Slipped the fucking thing through, no doubt with a minimum of scrutiny.Any idea what instrument introduced the law? Everything is so Brexit-fixated there's danger of stuff not being picked up.
You think Javid is racist? He’s just a careerist surely.Yep. Like it or not, she's our problem. She's never even been there. And if Idris is right that neither she nor her parents even actively sought Bangladeshi citizenship for her, then this is really just plain racism. I know it's a person of Pakistani origin doing it, but Javid hides behind his ethnicity to do horrible racist things.
His actions are racist. His policies are racist. That's what matters. And yes, he's blatantly angling to be the next PM. And is very willing to do racist things to get there.You think Javid is racist? He’s just a careerist surely.
....but Javid hides behind his ethnicity to do horrible Tory/classist/racist things.