submited, but the judge did not comment to Beirut, where he s.ll lives today with his on the request. Receiving constant calls from family. He remains stateless. the Immigra.on and Passports Department, Dr. Jahomi repeated that he was awai.ng the In addi.on to being stripped of his judge’s verdict. However, aNer no.cing some ci.zenship, Dr. Jahromi has also been denied threatening hints, he took the decision to go his pension from the Social Security Fund. to them. ANer his ci.zenship was revoked, he was fired from his work at Ahliya University as a Upon arriving, a civil servant and security result of pressure being imposed by the guard were wai.ng for Dr. Jahromi. It was Minister of Educa.on (according to the made clear to him that the judge’s decision university’s president). ANer the court wouldn’t be valid, and that his deporta.on ordered his deporta.on, he submited all the would be immediate. Dr. Jahromi was asked papers required to the Social Security Fund, to choose his des.na.on, so he chose the to receive his pension. However, his United Kingdom. The civil servant said it was applica.on was put on hold by the vice not possible due to visa restric.ons. He was president of the Fund. Following his then offered to choose between Iraq, deporta.on, Dr. Jahromi requested his Lebanon and Turkey. Dr. Jahromi chose pension through his lawyer. However, he was Lebanon. He was then escorted to the airport informed that pension dues for those who where, just before take-off, he was handed a had their ci.zenships revoked are frozen passport issued on the same day and valid for based on a decision issued by “higher one year, which stated in the na.onality authori.es”. This decision has not been sec.on “Bahraini resident”. Dr. Jahromi flew shared with Dr. Jahromi. 16 | Arbitrary Revoca.on of Na.onality in Bahrain - a Tool of Oppression