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Citizenship: About 42,000 people in Kuwait has been taken away in the last few months. The action began under the leadership of the new Aamir, 84, Michelle Al-Ahmed Al-Babel al-Babah al-Babah, who was able to power in December 2023. The government says only the real abuse will now live in the country with blood relations here. This policy targets foreigners who have acquired abuse citizenship in illegally.
Kuwaiti wives most affected
Most affected women have been citizens here after marrying Kuwaiti men. They have become the main target of this action. After losing citizenship, they are no longer citizens of any country. He is deprived of rights, such as access to government health services, buy school fees, land or share shares in a company. Some people’s driving licens are canceled and access to bank accounts were limited. The same was done with these women, their accounts were freezed.
Able to Aamir Standards
Aamir had said in a talk that only one third of about 50 lakh living in Kuwait was real Kuwaiti. In such a situation, thousands of people from August has been canceled, 26,000 were women who had here for citizenship after marriage. This is the official report of Kuwait, while the real number is expected to be more than that. An Ahmed Al Bahtah alhmed al Sabah immediately dispersed the Parliament immediately after becoming rich in December 2023 and suspended parts of the Constitution.
Edit citizenship law
A law in December was allowed to cancel citizenship for reasons like “criticism, dishonesty, dishonest, dishonest, dishonest, dishonest, or religious personalities.” Under this, a Supreme Committee led by Home Minister is deciding which citizenship is valid. The names of those people are committed every week whose citizenship has been taken away. Fear of fear, people find names of their own or their relatives in these lists. Double citizenship is not allowed in Kuwait, so the Kuwaiti citizens have to give up their real citizenship.