Examples of using Nationality code in English and their translations into Spanish
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Amend the Nationality Code to ensure that Central African women can transfer their nationality to their foreign husband on an equal basis with Central African men married to a foreign wife,
The State party should review its Nationality Code to allow Mauritanian women to transmit their nationality on an equal footing with men
The amendments of 1993 and 2002 to the Nationality Code had made it possible for a Tunisian woman married to a non-Tunisian to register her children of the marriage as Tunisians
Thanks to the recent amendment to article 12 of the Nationality Code, the mother's declaration was sufficient for a child of a mixed marriage to acquire Tunisian nationality if the father was deceased,
CEDAW noted with concern that the Nationality Code does not allow a Malagasy woman married to a foreigner to transmit her nationality to her husband
and in 2007 the Nationality Code had been amended to enable Moroccan women who were married to a foreign citizen to pass on their citizenship to their children.
The Nationality Code had been adopted in 1958,
The Committee requests the State party to amend the Nationality Code so as to bring it into conformity with article 9 of the Convention
Revise the Nationality Code in order to ensure that women and men have equal rights to nationality,
In view of this significant innovation in the Nationality Code concerning the acquisition of nationality through the mother,
UNHCR further recommended reforming the Nationality Code to ensure that citizenship is granted to all children
The Nationality Code was amended
the Committee is concerned that the Act of 4 December 2012 amending the Nationality Code makes it more difficult to acquire Belgian nationality. .
Documents provided by the Ministry of the Interior of the Sudan concerning the acquisition of Sudanese nationality indicate that the Nationality Code(1993) contains no conditions connected with the religion of the applicant.
On 4 November 2004, the Council of Ministers adopted three legislative texts namely on the regime governing the media, the Nationality Code and on the fundamental law relating to the holding of a referendum in 2005.
the Labour Code and the Nationality Code.
The 2004 Nationality Code reinforces the transmission of nationality between spouses on the basis of the principle of equality following marriage, and also to children arts.
The Nationality Code also gives any child born in Mauritania to foreign parents the possibility of choosing Mauritanian nationality in the year before coming of age if he or she has lived
Their liberal character was enhanced by Order No. 99-17 of 4 June 1999 amending the Nationality Code, which introduced equality between men
11 of Act 79-12 establishing the Nationality Code, a child born in the Comoros of a Comorian parent is also Comorian,