LuxembourgDroits fondamentaux 47 · Fundamental rights
Since when has dual nationality been allowed in Luxembourg?
In the exam (French)
Depuis quand la double nationalité est-elle autorisée au Luxembourg ?
- aSince 1984Depuis 1984
- bSince 1999Depuis 1999
- cSince 2009Depuis 2009Correct answer
Why?
Since the 2008 nationality law, which came into force on 1 January 2009, a person can be Luxembourgish and keep their original nationality.
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Does a foreigner registered on the electoral rolls for municipal elections have to vote?Correct answer:Yes, voting is compulsory for all registered voters
Un étranger inscrit sur les listes électorales pour les élections communales doit-il aller voter ? — Oui, le vote est obligatoire pour tous les électeurs inscrits
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According to Article 10 of the Constitution, can the law grant political rights to non-Luxembourgers?Correct answer:Yes, without affecting the conditions for legislative elections
Selon l'article 10 de la Constitution, la loi peut-elle donner des droits politiques à des non-Luxembourgeois ? — Oui, sans toucher aux conditions des élections législatives
Droits fondamentaux 55
According to Article 11 of the Constitution, which public jobs can the law reserve for Luxembourgers?Correct answer:Those that involve taking part in the exercise of public authority
Selon l'article 11 de la Constitution, quels emplois publics la loi peut-elle réserver aux Luxembourgeois ? — Ceux qui font participer à l'exercice de la puissance publique
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