Laws, Volume 14, Issue 2
2025 April - 18 articles
Cover Story: Although both Australia and the UK have citizenship deprivation legislation, judicial responses have differed. In Australia, two laws providing for the deprivation of citizenship have been found unconstitutional. In the UK, significant challenges to citizenship deprivation decisions have failed, including those relating to Shamima Begum, who was deprived of UK citizenship in 2019. Short of a shift in UK constitutional law doctrine around the separation of powers, the Australian decisions cannot be mirrored in the UK. However, they may point towards the possibility of stronger procedural safeguards in the context of citizenship deprivation, as well as potential human rights law implications. View this paper
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