why become a national of a pariah state? lel

he migrated to Australia close his gym at Brunei

why China not take the chance to conquer other region as a disguise to protect oversea chinese like what Russia doing in Crimea.

Cant do anything its brunei yo...100% monarch system not full democracy...any proposal at the mercy of their sultanate....

Be thankful all Chinese Malaysian are given citizenship during independent

Good. Who wants to live in an Islamic state shithole anyway?

Rots the brain and weakens the spirit that shitty country.

People with spirit and talent will be wasted among the oil addled cripples there.

Hmmm, since Brunei got independence 1984, wai no becum pariah state ahh? Brunei pepols still crossing border buy cheap MY products at Miri markets, East MYsians went to Brunei to earn better Brunei Dollars ... hurmmmmm     

In the tiny Sultanate of Brunei, the majority of its local-born Chinese population are denied citizenship, making them stateless. During the Legislative Council meeting yesterday, Yang Berhormat Pehin Dato Goh King Chin, one of the only two Chinese representatives in Brunei's parliament, proposed that stateless individuals who are aged 60 and above should be granted citizenship, and also that the country's Nationality Act be amended.


Brunei Home Minister: only the Malay people have rights to citizenship by law, others are granted by requirements

According to Goh, before Brunei achieved independence in 1984, every resident held a British passport. Upon independence, only those belonging to the seven Malay indigenous groups became citizens. He cited the case of Australia, Canada, Malaysia and Singapore, which were under the British Colony. When they achieved independence, every resident in those countries received citizenship.

The current Bruneian Nationality Act states that any person born in the Sultanate "who is commonly accepted as belonging to one of the seven indigenous groups of the Malay race: Belait, Bisaya, Brunei, Dusun, Kedayan, Murut or Tutong is a citizen by operation of law". Goh said it will be a "loss to the nation" if a stateless person with significant contributions to the country leave and is granted citizenship elsewhere.


Pehin Goh, one of the only two Chinese representatives in Brunei parliament, says the country should amend its Nationality law

Brunei's Minister of Home Affairs, Yang Berhormat Pehin Udana Khatib Dato Paduka Seri Setia Ustaz Hj Awg Badaruddin Pengarah Dato Paduka Hj Awg Othman, shoot down the proposal, saying there is no need to amend the Act. "Every nation nearby also had stateless citizens," the minister said. "Citizenship is not a right of the applicants … it is the nation's right to give."

Goh reiterated the uncertainly of the country's Chinese community. "In the 1950s, the Tiong Hwa community also held the Certificate of Identity (CI). If they wanted to become Bruneian citizens, they needed to abide by the Nationality Act by taking a brief oral exam. But now, all these processes have become more difficult." Home minister Pehin Udana Khatib responded that even those who passed the citizenship exam is not guaranteed of citizenship.


Brunei Home Minister: even passing citizenship exam is not guarantee, implying the state has rights to take back citizenship of other races anytime

The Bruneian Nationality Act confirmed that only those people belonging to the seven Malay groups in Brunei can get citizenship, while the rest can apply provided they fulfill the requirements. The Home Minister cited the agreement made in 1979 between the British and government that allowed Brunei to take over its international responsibility as a sovereign nation, saying the matter of citizenship for those who did not belong in the seven groups was raised in the exchange of notes between the Monarch and the English government.

"In the exchange of notes, it was explained that they can become citizens and live in Brunei once the requirements under the existing laws are fulfilled. Hence the independence did not change the Act, it actually preserved it and that is why (the Act) is very fundamental to Brunei. In conclusion, I feel confident in the National Citizenship Act, it is important for Brunei Darussalam in the long term, and that I feel there is not yet a need to amend the Act," the minister said. Citizenship exam for Bruneian stateless has reportedly been frozen, raising doubts among non-Malay stateless Bruneians on whether they should migrate to other countries.
http://borneobulletin.com.bn/passing-tests...ee-citizenship/
http://bt.com.bn/frontpage-news-national/2...hip-turned-down
http://borneobulletin.com.bn/government-ru...ationality-act/

all these radical acts/violance and archeid tings happens:

September 11
ISIS
not granting citizenship
practices in Middle east
aggression of Xinjang province
13 Mei
indonesian chinese riot
etc

all these acts , the ones out of mind defiantly has one similar traits violence history , sth tell me that the 3rd world war would definitely come from these reason and based on the strength on today military standing of respective countries if this happen it will wiping out .. I can say many will sacrificed but for the future in long run it will come

brunei is at dusk country. small population and passed such narrow vision policy, no difference to end the country resource earlier. 

Since when Brunei gone murderous rampage arhhh? 

If no oil eady, what if Brunei request join Bolehland? How arhhh?

If no oil eady, what if Brunei request join Bolehland? How arhhh?