Competent authorities in Kuwait continue scrutinizing naturalization files, as the Supreme Committee for Nationality Investigation reviews records and submits findings to issue revocation decrees against individuals breaching constitutional and statutory standards. Within this framework, the Kuwaiti official gazette published six
decrees revoking citizenship from 415 individuals, alongside those who acquired it through dependency under applicable nationality regulations. The first decree stripped citizenship certificates from six individuals and their dependents pursuant to Article "21 bis A" of Amiri Decree No. 15
of 1959 and subsequent amendments. Meanwhile, the second decree withdrew citizenship from 286 individuals and their dependents, whereas the third decree rescinded nationality from 14 people. Furthermore, the fourth decree mandated stripping citizenship from 25 individuals along with their dependents,
followed by the fifth decree covering 41 persons and those linked to them by dependency. The sixth decree concluded this regulatory round by revoking the nationality of 43 people and their dependents.
