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Items 14.1-14.1(1)
Convention on Certain Questions relating to the
Conflict of Nationality Laws, The Hague 1930
International Protocol relating to Military Obligations in certain cases of Double Nationality, The Hague 1930
the
The
Conflict
Convention on Certain Questions Relating to
Laws ('the Convention') was
of
Nationality
concluded at the Hague on 12 April 1930 and entered into
force on 1 July 1937 (text at Annex A)
•
2.
The
Convention reflects general principles of
international law and provides that every State shall have
the power to determine under its own law who are its
nationals (Article 1). This law shall be recognized by
other States insofar as it is consistent with international
conventions, international custom and the principles of law
generally recognized with regard to nationality.
question as to whether a person possesses the nationality
of a particular State shall be determined in accordance
with the law of that State (Article 2).
Any
3.
its national
the States whose
A person having two or more nationalities may be
regarded
by each of
nationality he possesses (Article 3). A State may not give
diplomatic protection to one of its nationals against a
State whose
nationality that person possesses (Article 4).
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