Baby Born to Afghan Refugees in Japan Granted Citizenship

A heartwarming story has emerged from Japan, where a baby born to Afghan refugees has been granted Japanese citizenship. This rare decision has brought hope and joy to the family, who fled conflict in search of safety and a better life. The ruling marks a significant moment for refugee rights and citizenship laws in Japan, highlighting a positive step towards integration and inclusion for displaced families.

What are your thoughts on this rare citizenship grant for refugee families in Japan?

Source: Sora News 24
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