Migrations and Congolese Nationality. An issue of conflict? - Mushizi, Adolphe
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Persistent multi-faceted conflicts in the eastern regions of the DRC are, in many ways, a result of the migratory flows observed across the region. These movements have flocked to the east of the DRC where hosting areas sound to be comfortable. Spaces around the mining squares are the most attractive. Transplantation of peoples from neighboring countries has meaningful impact. The multiple factors related to migratory flows towards the East DRC are extremely specious and their impact on the law quite complex. Let's mention, however, that the book outlines the impact of these migratory flows on…mehr

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Persistent multi-faceted conflicts in the eastern regions of the DRC are, in many ways, a result of the migratory flows observed across the region. These movements have flocked to the east of the DRC where hosting areas sound to be comfortable. Spaces around the mining squares are the most attractive. Transplantation of peoples from neighboring countries has meaningful impact. The multiple factors related to migratory flows towards the East DRC are extremely specious and their impact on the law quite complex. Let's mention, however, that the book outlines the impact of these migratory flows on the Congolese Law of Nationality. Indeed, the thesis on Congolese nationality is divergent, although some converge on legal gains: it's better to highlight that it could appear dichotomous while the Congolese law itself, N ° 04/024 OF 12 NOVEMBER 2004 RELATING TO THE CONGOLESE NATIONALITY, has provided clear provisions on what's the Congolese nationality: the modes of acquisition, forfeiture and recovery, the procedures as well as the proof of nationality. The acquisition, currently, is not the fact of mass. The law provides details on the nationality of the mass limited to one period.
Autorenporträt
Adolphe Mushizi M. is specialized in Conflict Resolution at Pepperdine University-School of Law, Strauss Institute in Los Angeles. He has conducted cross-exchanges at the University of California, Hastings College of Law in San Francisco, USA. He also has specialization in Peace-building at ASPR, Austria. The author is a trained lawyer.