Kuwait strips citizenship from dissidents and Gulf enemies
Kuwait issued a decision to revoke the citizenship of six citizens, including a Shiite religious figure and prominent individuals, after it was proven that they engaged in activities deemed harmful to the country's interests and reputation by the authorities. These activities include inciting protests and insulting Kuwait and Gulf states, in accordance with Article 14 of the Citizenship Law. The government affirmed that the decision is part of efforts to protect the nation's security and stability, and that it is carried out in accordance with the law. It also warned of the consequences of continued violations abroad, emphasizing that those who leave will not be exempt from legal responsibility.
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