كفاية قواعد اكتساب الجنسية الأردنية للحد من انعدام الجنسية : دراسة مقارنة

Abstract EN

The study tackled the issue of stateless persons in light of international agreements and national legislations that violate international law and human rights which affect (15) million persons worldwide.

The international community has realized the magnitude of this issue and adopted two treaties: (1954) treaty on stateless persons and (1961) treaty on reduction of statelessness.

To identify real causes behind this issue and its status in Jordan, the comparative approach was adopted to compare legislative provisions in Jordan to those of relevant international agreements, besides legislations of other (17) countries.

The study concluded that there were legislative shortcomings pertaining to the rules that govern nationality issues in several countries, besides legal gaps in relevant legal agreements.

The study recommended that legislators should address this shortcoming.

In addition, it proposed a number of recommendations which might provide constructive solutions for the issue