EU citizenship 1 Flashcards
(5 cards)
1
Q
Who has EU Citizenship?
A
Everyone holding a nationality of a memberstate has additional EU citizenship.
2
Q
difference jus soli and jus sanguinis?
A
Jus soli’ – acquisition determined by place of birth
‘Jus sanguinis’ – acquisition by being descended from a national
3
Q
What was the outcome of European Commission V. Malta
A
- EU citizenship is important to EU law and integration.
- Nationality is an important expression of the relationship between a state and the individual, and thus also the EU.
- Making it a ‘transactional procedure’ is a ‘commercialization’ in breach of the duty of sincere co-operation.
4
Q
What rights are connected to EU citizenship?
A
- Free Movement
- Voting and being elected
- Protection Abroad
- Taking action, defending rights,
5
Q
Can you lose EU citizenship?
A
-yes (if you lose MS nationality) but must be done proportionally, cant become stateless
- also if MS stops being MS.