资料来源：http://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/what-d...t-bill-c-24-the-new-citizenship-law-1.2426968
CTV news 上的，不是任何小报上的，要注意的地方我给大家加了表情提起注意
CTVNews.ca Staff
Published Wednesday, June 17, 2015 1:26PM EDT
A controversial provision of Bill C-24 recently came into effect, allowing the government to revoke Canadian citizenship from dual citizens
who are convicted of terrorism, high treason and several other serious offences.
As a result of the new provisions that came into effect last month, warnings to dual citizens have been circulating online, especially on Facebook. Some posts warn that dual citizens, including those who were born in Canada, now have “second-class status” and that their Canadian citizenship can be “stripped arbitrarily.”
But what does this new law really mean for dual citizens? Here’s what you need to know:
Is it true that citizenship can be revoked “arbitrarily”?
Not exactly. The new revocation provisions, which came into force on May 29, state that Canadian citizenshipcan be revoked from a dual citizen if the person:
However, Canadian citizenship will not be revoked if that would lead to an individual becoming stateless. That’s because Canada must comply with the UN’s 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness.
各位入了籍的中国朋友，即使你没有去告诉中国政府，其实你也不用担心，中国政府在你加入另外一个国家国籍的时候，自动取消你的中国国籍。
Is the new law still concerning?
Yes, according to immigration andrefugee lawyers, as well as Amnesty International Canada. They have all voiced their opposition to Bill C-24 and specifically the provisions surrounding the revocation of citizenship.
The most controversial aspect of the new legislation is the fact that the majority of revocation cases will be decided by the citizenship and immigration minister (or a delegate), instead of a Federal Court judge.
（看看，这是大家有异议的地方，并不是在是否可以取消公民权这个问题上，而是在谁来裁决这个问题上。大家现在知道谁在妖言惑众了吧。大家现在知道要不要担心了吧。肯定有某些人会担心的，希望不是你。）
CTV news 上的，不是任何小报上的，要注意的地方我给大家加了表情提起注意
CTVNews.ca Staff
Published Wednesday, June 17, 2015 1:26PM EDT
A controversial provision of Bill C-24 recently came into effect, allowing the government to revoke Canadian citizenship from dual citizens
who are convicted of terrorism, high treason and several other serious offences.As a result of the new provisions that came into effect last month, warnings to dual citizens have been circulating online, especially on Facebook. Some posts warn that dual citizens, including those who were born in Canada, now have “second-class status” and that their Canadian citizenship can be “stripped arbitrarily.”
But what does this new law really mean for dual citizens? Here’s what you need to know:
Is it true that citizenship can be revoked “arbitrarily”?
Not exactly.
The new revocation provisions, which came into force on May 29, state that Canadian citizenshipcan be revoked from a dual citizen if the person:
- Obtained citizenship by false representation or fraud
- Served as a member of an armed force or organized armed group engaged in an armed conflict with Canada
- Was convicted of treason, high treason, spying offences and sentenced to imprisonment for life
- The person was convicted of a terrorism offence or an equivalent foreign terrorism conviction and sentenced to five years of imprisonment or more
However, Canadian citizenship will not be revoked if that would lead to an individual becoming stateless. That’s because Canada must comply with the UN’s 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness.
各位入了籍的中国朋友，即使你没有去告诉中国政府，其实你也不用担心，中国政府在你加入另外一个国家国籍的时候，自动取消你的中国国籍。
Is the new law still concerning?
Yes, according to immigration andrefugee lawyers, as well as Amnesty International Canada. They have all voiced their opposition to Bill C-24 and specifically the provisions surrounding the revocation of citizenship.
The most controversial aspect of the new legislation is the fact that the majority of revocation cases will be decided by the citizenship and immigration minister (or a delegate), instead of a Federal Court judge.
（看看，这是大家有异议的地方，并不是在是否可以取消公民权这个问题上，而是在谁来裁决这个问题上。大家现在知道谁在妖言惑众了吧。大家现在知道要不要担心了吧。肯定有某些人会担心的，希望不是你。）
