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Why Hong Kong BN(O)s should renew their BNO passports
By Richmond Chambers -

After listening to the 2 June 2020 parliamentary debate on British Nationals (Overseas), and reading the Prime Minister’s article of 3 June 2020, it occurs to me that the Foreign Secretary, Home Secretary...

 and Prime Minister may draw an arbitrary distinction between BN(O)s and BN(O) passport holders.  For this reason, I would recommend that all persons with BN(O) status who may wish to benefit from any extension...

Proposals to Extend Rights for Hong Kong’s British Nationals (Overseas)
By Richmond Chambers -

It is welcome news that British National (Overseas) citizens in Hong Kong could have their rights to remain in the UK widened.    The Rationale for extending the rights of Hong Kong British National (Overseas)...

 citizens These reports and announcements come amidst China’s adoption of the “Decision of the National People’s Congress to Establish and Improve a Legal Framework and Enforcement Mechanism for...

British Nationality Law: Britain’s Colonial Obligations to Hong Kong
By Richmond Chambers -

The United Kingdom’s nationality law is inextricably linked to the failures of its imperial project. It is a history of active closure of itself from the peoples it colonised. Between 1949 and 1983, when the...

 laws could have left the United Kingdom open, rights were instead narrowed, often to target people from specific countries from freely entering and living in the UK. By 1983, British nationality law and...

The Status of Hong Kong British National (Overseas) Citizens
By Richmond Chambers -

British nationality is somewhat unique as there are various different forms of nationality, with fewer rights attached to them than being a ‘British Citizen’. These are a consequence of the UK’s close historical...

 connection with many foreign states and territories during the time of the British Empire.  This blog post discusses Hong Kong and the status of British National (Overseas) Citizens, including their...

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