... with citizenship laws of the region. Copyright © 2021 Duke University Press 2021 partition dispossession postcolonial South Asia citizenship laws References Amnesty International . 1994 . Bhutan: Forced Exile . AI Index ASA , April 14 . Budhathoki Arun . 2020 . “ Middle East...

... through changes to citizenship law. These changes, however, did less to prevent illegal migration than to expand migrants' routes into becoming designated as illegal and suffering harsh consequences. Furthermore, the legal changes reworked sexual, gender, racial, class, and cultural hierarchies at local...

...Arnab Roy Chowdhury In Myanmar, the Citizenship Law of 1982 made the Rohingya “stateless.” The Rohingya consider Bangladesh a haven and take to the sea on rickety boats to cross borders. If they do, however, they become “illegal migrants.” Considering such laws unjust, local and international NGOs...

...Sanjay Barbora The current protests over the government of India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) constitute the most resolute civic resistance to efforts at transforming the country’s political landscape. The government’s need to tamper with the existing laws and procedures for granting...

... is not a response to a steep increase in reli- gious persecution in India s neighboring countries and that the National Population Register/ National Register of Citizens (NPR/NRC) is not a response to India being overrun by illegal migrants. These significant changes in India s citizenship laws are occasioned...

... just and equal social relations and citizenship in the United States. This essay evaluates Baldwin as a civil rights actor by examining his prescriptions of social change that involve civil rights law and necessary changes in whites’ moral consciousness, as well as the postsegregation vision...

... as different types of citizenship, and especially given the history of forced inclusion within the United States as the American Republic appropriated indigenous territory in the service of imperialist expansion. Thus, issues relating to territory, sovereignty, and nationhood structure colonized peoples...

..., and Bangladesh will not be regarded as illegal migrants and could be given citizenship through an expedited process. Amit Shah explained in parliament that the new citizenship law would be followed by the compiling of a National Register of Citizens throughout the country. It is important to note...

... and the Left at Midterm” 233 Luibhéid, Eithne, Nationalist Heterosexuality, Migrant (Il)legality, and Irish Citizenship Law: Queering the Connections 179 Lye, Colleen, and Christopher Newfield, introduction to “The Struggle for Public Education in California” 529 Marchart, Oliver...

... What If You Can t Protest the Base? 851 ously been eligible for second-class British Overseas Territory citizenship) as part of a change in citizenship laws for Britain s few remaining colonies or overseas territories. Soon, hundreds of mostly younger Chagossians born in exile in Mauritius...

... prohibits commemoration of the Palestinian catastrophe of 1948 and empowers the government to deny state funds to organizations that do so, and the “Citizenship Law,” which denies citizenship to spouses of Israeli citizens who are Palestinians or citizens of Arab states. These are racist leg...

...- “We are all Israelis”  685 ing on—indeed, comparing—each others’ administration of colonialism. Hence, in 2002, Israel amended its citizenship law to prevent “family uni- fication” among married Israeli and non-Israeli Palestinians when it passed the Citizenship and Entry into Israel Law...

... of differences. From this perspective, it has become common to contrast France s supposedly universalist or in­ clusive model, based on the Revolution and the Declaration des Droits de I Homme et da Citoyen, to Germany s segregationist one, with its restrictive citizenship law.5 On the other hand, French...

... discourse have displaced the overtly racist principle of Germanness based on blood, resulting in a change in the citizenship laws, finally enabling people born in Germany whose parents or grandparents came from Turkey to become Ger- man citizens. As is the case with the Jews, liberals have managed...

..., ceasing to be reciprocal and Exchanging the African 65 becoming loyalty to the Crown rather than to the person of the monarch, its fundamental principles remained in place until 1948, when the first citizenship law was passed. Case law had much to do with the transmissibility of nationality...

... resolutions. Reflecting the impact of triangular politics in Manchuria, regulations on the rights of Koreans in Manchuria deviated from the general citizenship law of the Chinese Republic.This law drew on civic principles and permitted foreigners to naturalize into Chinese citizens if they had resided...

... citizenship com­ pulsory for architects and accountants. Missouri joins Ken­ tucky and Connecticut in evidently having no laws against aliens on its statute books. North Dakota demands that ac­ countants and teachers be citizens, while its sister state, South Dakota, adds to the profession of accountancy...

... for a sincere faith in it. A sound system of civics must set forth the true ends of law, and these Christ taught were not restraints upon virtue, but hindrances to vice. Men should never be hindered in right action; they should never be free in evil doing. Christian citizenship regards government...

... for a sincere faith in it. A sound system of civics must set forth the true ends of law, and these Christ taught were not restraints upon virtue, but hindrances to vice. Men should never be hindered in right action; they should never be free in evil doing. Christian citizenship regards government...

... populations. Racial policing is socially dispersed in normalized, routine, institutional practices of disciplining and regulating black people, which, in nonrepresentational terms, is accomplished through enforcing the law and maintaining the order of democracy’s white citizenship against alternative...