Document Type : Article

Author

international law department, law faculty,Qom university,QOM

Abstract

Nationality Is a Description which determines a person`s relation to a state. This relationship has political Nature and any state determines Its Nationals according to this matter. However, by issuance of universal Declaration of Human Rights and other Human Rights Instruments, The Nationality Became a fundamental Right for Individuals, furthermore, any Deprivation of the Nationality must be evaluated according to the principles of International Human Rights. from this perspective deprivation of nationality basically is forbidden and it should be done on the basis of law in the exceptions, in otherwise this deprivation will be marked as arbitrary deprivation and contrary to international human rights. In this article, we have discussed the right to nationality and its deprivation under Conventional Laws and customary International Law. Subsequently we have assessed the deprivation of Nationality for Bahraini Nationals. It seems, deprivation of Bahraini Nationals is an arbitrary deprivation and is a breach of International commitments of state of Bahrain .It is necessary to adopt decisive measures by International organizations especially Human Rights council , in order to stop this process and treatment of the state of Bahrain

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