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Municipalities ordered to strip Palestinian children of Belgian nationality
(www.brusselstimes.com)
this post was submitted on 14 Dec 2023
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Article is short on details. So Belgium doesn't have birthright citizenship?
No European country does (Ireland was the last country to abolish it in 2004). The question here is if Palestinians are legally stateless or not, since the law gives Belgian nationality to stateless minors.
Which seems to be what they're taking advantage of here. Palestinians currently fall under Jordan's nationality laws, which dictate that
From my limited understanding, purely because they are the children of Palestinian refugees, Belgium can't make them stateless.
Don't gives states this latitude. They can do whatever the fuck they want. Laws aren't real.
Are you suggesting that Belgium may counter-rule that any adult stepping foot in their borders automatically loses Jordanian nationality, in direct opposition to the latter country's own internationally recognized laws and to the immediate detriment of Belgium?
.....Sure, that might as well happen. Nothing else makes any sense on this goddamn planet.
~~"Fuck you!" *foreign country forcibly claims you as a citizen*~~ Wait, I think I just reinvented colonization