Citizenship Law

Citizenship law is a branch of public administration law that defines the rights and responsibilities of individuals in relation to their national status. It outlines how a person can acquire citizenship, such as through birth, naturalization, or descent, and the processes involved. This law also details the conditions under which citizenship can be lost or revoked. It plays a crucial role in establishing the legal framework for who is considered a citizen and ensures that individuals have access to public services, rights, and protections provided by the state.