S TAT E L E S S B Y D E C R E E A P P E NDIX 3 AP PE N D I X 3 — CO N T I N U ED 05 11 February 2025 — MENA Rights Group, MENA Statelessness Network (Hawiati), SALAM DHR, Minority Rights Group, HuMENA, DAWN, Rights Realization Centre, Global Movement Against Statelessness and ALQST called on the GoK to end the campaign of mass citizenship stripping and repeal amendments to the Nationality Law; 171 06 18 February 2025 — The Gulf Centre for Human Rights (GCHR), in its pre-sessional briefing to the working group on the UPR in relation to Kuwait, drew attention to those ʻrecentlyʼ deprived of their citizenship, notably women married to Kuwaiti men. As a result of the changes, “They found themselves without access to documentation for basic travel or services, the ability to maintain employment, banking services, or the ability to own their property or run their businesses. Some were disabled individuals in need of proper medical care, or patients who needed to travel for care.” GCHR called on the GoK to suspend and reverse “all decisions to strip naturalised people of their Kuwaiti nationality”; 172 07 4 June 2025 — GCHR asserted that “Citizensʼ rights continue to deteriorate as government escalates stripping of nationality”, and set out the escalation of the denationalisation campaign and wider deterioration in citizensʼ rights; 173 and 08 13 July 2025 — SALAM DHR, Hawiati, and RRC called on the authorities to “Stop destroying Kuwaiti families and society with mass, arbitrary citizenship revocations that fly in the face of human dignity; Kuwaiti and international law”. 174 62