Kuwait revokes citizenship of 70,000, targeting women and critics

Kuwait has revoked citizenship from over 70,000 people, citing fraud, but the move disproportionately affects women and government critics. This marks a significant escalation in the state's use of citizenship revocation as a political tool, raising concerns about statelessness and human rights. The full scope and criteria for revocation remain unclear, and the long-term legal and social consequences are uncertain.