Tag: British Overseas Territory Citizens
![Solid foundation to becoming Caymanian Solid foundation to becoming Caymanian](http://caymannewsservice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/VP-250-x-200-150x150.png)
Solid foundation to becoming Caymanian
Nick Joseph writes: A recent article extolling the real problems faced by many in demonstrating that they are in fact (and remain) Caymanian — and emphasising that the law as written created some truly mind-bending scenarios — seems to have elicited significant comment and discussion. Some of the commentary acknowledged what was said, and then […]
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Cayman’s UK rep confirms she has no British passport
(CNS): The Cayman Island representative in the UK, Dr Tasha Ebanks-Garcia, has confirmed that she worked for almost a year heading up the London Office on a Canadian passport as she doesn’t yet have a British one. Following the questions raised recently about her eligibility to work in the United Kingdom, she issued a statement […]
![BOTs status discrimination wrong, says FAC BOTs status discrimination wrong, says FAC](http://caymannewsservice.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/UK-and-Cayman-Islands-flags-outside-Government-Administration-Building-George-Town-150x150.jpg)
BOTs status discrimination wrong, says FAC
(CNS): The denial of the right to vote or run for office to legal residents in the UK territories is wrong, a parliamentary committee has said in a report about Britain’s relationship with those territories. The House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee is urging the UK government to consult with its territories to agree a pathway for […]
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UK plans to remove nationality discrimination
(CNS): A committee of British MPs and peers has said that some applicants for British Overseas Territory Citizenship are still facing discrimination and it has recommended a number of changes to the British Nationality Act 1981 to remedy the issues. The changes could have repercussions in the Cayman Islands regarding the application process to become Caymanian […]