depriva.on of na.onality, as well as other rehabilita.on, sa.sfac.on and human rights considera.ons which must guarantees of non-repe..on.62 inform any decision to deprive na.onality. Towards this end, we make the following SALAM DHR, Hawia. MENA Statelessness recommenda:ons to the Government of Network and the Ins.tute on Statelessness Bahrain: and Inclusion remain deeply concerned with • Refrain from the prac.ce of arbitrary this prevailing situa.on and urge stronger concerted ac.on to restore the na.onality rights of those impacted, provide them with an effec.ve remedy and repara.on, and dismantle the arbitrary laws which enable ci.zenship revoca.ons. In this regard, we ci.zenship revoca.on. • Reinstate full ci.zenship and concomitant rights to the hundreds of na.onals whose ci.zenships has been revoked through execu.ve orders or unfair court decisions since 2012. reiterate Principle 8.2 of the Principles on Arbitrary Depriva.on of Na.onality as a Na.onal Security Measure: • Repeal Ar.cle 10 of the current na.onality law which empowers the Minister of Interior to revoke na.onality. Everyone has the right to an effec.ve • Stop the deporta.on of those who had remedy and repara.on. States must their na.onality revoked and allow all provide those who claim to be vic.ms those who were deported to return to their of a viola.on with equal and effec.ve country as ci.zens with full rights. access to jus.ce and effec.ve remedies and repara.on, which i n c l u d e t h e fo l l o w i n g fo r m s : • Fully respect and comply with relevant interna.onal human rights law standards, as ar.culated in the Principles on res.tu.on, compensa.on, 62 Principles, Principle 8.2. See also, Ar.cle 18 of the Basic Principles and Guidelines on the Right to a Remedy and Repara.on for Vic.ms of Gross Viola.ons of Interna.onal Human Rights Law and Serious Viola.ons of Interna.onal Humanitarian Law adopted and proclaimed by General Assembly Resolu.on 60/147 of 16 December 2005. 39 | Arbitrary Revoca.on of Na.onality in Bahrain - a Tool of Oppression