مظاهر التمييز بين المرأة و الرجل في قوانين الجنسية في الدول العربية : نقل الجنسية للأولاد مثالا

Abstract EN

This study attempts to extrapolate the different nationality laws in Arab countries in order to provide a precise knowledge of the legal status of women in this area.

This extrapolation revealed to us that the majority on which the nationality of origin is based is that it is based on the right to blood of the father and not of the mother, but that there may be exceptional cases where the right to the mother's blood is considered.

The use of blood rights alongside the mother has resulted in the abolition of all traces of her nationality when the children are the result of marriage with a foreigner, which means that the child remains a foreigner although his mother is a citizen.

This is a blatant form of discrimination between women's rights and men's rights in the field of nationality, especially after the development of international, social, cultural and economic ideas and situations, and the role increasing numbers of women in society and the expansion of their activities.

And after that the principle of non-discrimination in matters of nationality was affirmed in international treaties.

Arab countries, which deny or restrict a woman's right to transmit her nationality to her children, have recognized the negative effects of their nationality laws and have sought to revise and improve all their laws accordingly.