Revocation of British citizenship on national security grounds. Involvement in terrorist activities. Risk of statelessness.
Normative references
British Nationality Act 1981 (UK)
Ruling
Even when a naturalized person is stripped of his/her British citizenship on national security grounds, statelessness must be avoided. If the naturalized person lost his/her primary citizenship due to or, anyway, after naturalization, the deprivation decision would result in statelessness.
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