Assertion: citizenship's child | /r/HasProperty | stateless
Facets:
value: in a manner
type: MANNER
value: always
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Before Bill C-6's passage on 19 June 2017, such children might be stateless if without claim to any other citizenship.
text: They can be passed to children only in exceptional circumstances, e.g., if the child would otherwise be stateless.
text: A child born in the United Kingdom who is and has always been stateless may also qualify on the basis of a period of 5 years' residence, rather than 10, using Form S3.
text: A child born in the United Kingdom who is and has always been stateless may also qualify on the basis of a period of 5 years' residence, rather than 10, using Form S3.
text: Special provisions may apply for the child to acquire British citizenship if a parent is a British Overseas citizen or British subject, or if the child is stateless.
text: In exceptional cases, the Home Secretary may register a child of parents who are British by descent as a British citizen under discretionary provisions, for example if the child is stateless, or a second or subsequent generation born abroad into a British citizen family with strong links with the UK, or in 'compassionate circumstances'.
text: If the child were born in India and neither parent had Indian citizenship, then the child would be stateless since India only confers citizenship to children born to at least one Indian parent.
text: The convention requires states to implement this provision in particular where the child would otherwise be stateless, and in a manner that is in the best interests of the child.
text: Before Bill C-6's passage on 19 June 2017, such children might be stateless if without claim to any other citizenship.