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Slide7Source of Exclusion
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Offices categorized as
Article 94(2), Constitution as Promulgated, 1992
The Allegiance
Article
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Article 8(2), Constitution as Amended, 1996 (Act 527) by 1996 Parliament
The
Plural
Citizenship Penalty
Article
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Section 16, Citizenship Act (2000) (Act 591) as passed by 2000 Parliament
The Big Statutory Exclusion Section
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Section 13,
Special Prosecutors Act (2018)
The Small Statutory Exclusion Section
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Slide52A Prominent Ghanaian
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Slide53A Prominent Ghanaian
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Slide54A Prominent Ghanaian
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Slide63Ghana
Rest of World
Historically
At
independence, we embraced dual citizenship and were all dual citizens
Resisted dual citizenship
Reason for historical dual citizenship sentiments
Our colonial history and interconnectedness with UK and the Commonwealth.
Our founding fathers were ahead on the Globalization curve
Property
right battle (who owns the soldier)
Today
Accept
dual citizenship with severe restrictions
of rights
Accept dual citizenship without
restrictions of rights
Reasons
for Today’s Posture
Loyalty and Fidelity
Globalization
and mobility of labor
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Slide87Data Evolution Timeline
Pre Independence
Post Independence
Return to Constitutions
Militarism
Brain Hemorrhaging
Brain Trust
Brain Drain
Brain Gain
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Slide88Brain Gain
Brain Train
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Slide89Brain Train
Brain Pain
Brain Drain
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Citizenship Act (Amendment) Bill, 2018
A
BILL
ENTITLED
CITIZENSHIP (AMENDMENT) ACT, 2018
AN ACT to amend the Citizenship Act (no. 591), 2000 to eliminate restrictions imposed on dual citizens from holding certain public offices.
PASSED
by Parliament and assented to by the President:
Section 16(2) of the Act is hereby repealed.
Date of
Gazette
notification: (insert date here).
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Office of the
Special Prosecutor Act (Amendment) Bill, 2018
A
BILL
ENTITLED
OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL PROSECUTOR (AMENDMENT) ACT, 2018
AN ACT to amend the Office of the Special Prosecutor Act (no. 959), 2017 to eliminate restrictions imposed on dual citizens from holding certain public offices.
PASSED
by Parliament and assented to by the President:
Section 13(1)(a) of the Act is hereby repealed.
Date of
Gazette
notification: (insert date here).
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