The Korean Constitutional Court ruled Thursday that the lack of a legal guarantee for registering foreigners born in Korea was unconstitutional, emphasizing the unconditional right to birth registration.
The court asserted the constitutional requirement for a state-managed universal registry for all children born in the country regardless of their parents’ nationality or immigration status.
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(1) Immigration: Constitutional Court orders National Assembly to create new law to register the birth of migrants’ children within Korea.
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The Korean Constitutional Court ruled Thursday that the lack of a legal guarantee for registering foreigners born in Korea was unconstitutional, emphasizing the unconditional right to birth registration.
The court asserted the constitutional requirement for a state-managed universal registry for all children born in the country regardless of their parents’ nationality or immigration status.
2. How is this related to the sub
(1) Immigration: Constitutional Court orders National Assembly to create new law to register the birth of migrants’ children within Korea.