Niger Nationality Decree Strips Five Exiles, Including Ex-Prime Minister
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The junta's leader temporarily deprived five of his compatriots of their nationality, including several former leaders of Mohamed Bazoum's regime, a measure that took place less than three weeks after the events of 29 August in Niamey.
In Niger, five people were temporarily deprived of their nationality, by decree of Abdurahamane Tiani, at the head of the ruling CNSP. The announcement was made on Thursday night on state television. In two years, more than twenty people - critics of the power in place and close to the overthrow of President Mohamed Bazoum - were thus deprived of their Nigerian nationality.
Five people have been temporarily stripped of their Nigerien nationality by a decree signed by General Abdourahamane Tiani, president of the National Committee for the Safeguarding of the Homeland (CNSP) and head of state. The announcement was made this Thursday, September 17, on state television. These measures are part of a series initiated in October […] The article Niger: Five people temporarily stripped of their nationality by decree of Gen…
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