The UK government has more powers to deprive individuals of their citizenship than any other G20 country, according to a New Statesman analysis of data released on 2 December.
The analysis is based on a dataset compiled by academics at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy, which details the laws regulating the acquisition and deprivation of citizenship in 177 countries.
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