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Jus sanguinis – the “ law of blood ” – grants citizenship according to the father ' s
nationality ( or , if the child is born out of wedlock , the mother ' s ) , a principle
which is said to spring from nomadic societies where the tribe and their family or
...
Jus sanguinis – the “ law of blood ” – grants citizenship according to the father ' s
nationality ( or , if the child is born out of wedlock , the mother ' s ) , a principle
which is said to spring from nomadic societies where the tribe and their family or
...
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As from January 1992 , Belgium grants automatic citizenship to thirdgeneration
immigrants under 18 ( and those over 18 can also claim it simply by filing a
statement with the Population Registry ) . Even second - generation immigrants
under ...
As from January 1992 , Belgium grants automatic citizenship to thirdgeneration
immigrants under 18 ( and those over 18 can also claim it simply by filing a
statement with the Population Registry ) . Even second - generation immigrants
under ...
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Arab girls have played an important role here ; some French Muslim
commentators argue that this is because they want to identify with a society which
grants them equal rights . On the other hand , there are more extremist groups
who have ...
Arab girls have played an important role here ; some French Muslim
commentators argue that this is because they want to identify with a society which
grants them equal rights . On the other hand , there are more extremist groups
who have ...
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