Sweden amends constitution to allow revoking citizenship of dual nationals
Sweden's parliament approved a constitutional amendment allowing the revocation of citizenship for dual nationals under certain conditions. The change, passed with 292 votes, targets those who obtained citizenship fraudulently or were convicted of serious crimes against national interests. Implementation will depend on the next government, as the current caretaker administration has not finalized a bill. Critics argue this could lead to unequal citizenship statuses, raising concerns about legal equality.
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