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Citizenship: Between Constitutional Text and the Language of Reality
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Citizenship: Between Constitutional Text and the Language of Reality
By Hossam Badrawi – Citizenship is neither an administrative status nor a rigid legal classification. It is an ethical relationship between the individual and the homeland, founded on mutual recognition: the state’s recognition of the dignity of its citizens, and the individual’s recognition of their free belonging to this collective entity. When this relationship is disrupted, the defect lies not only in legal texts, but in the awareness that p…
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