Legal regulation of foundling nationality

Abstract

The foundling represents one of the vulnerable groups of society that requires the intervention of the legislator to provide them  with the necessary protection because he was bon  and will live cut off from the socjety members of closest to him who should have provided care and protection, namely his mother and father. Therefore, the legislator should have assumed the role of providing an alternative to that care and protection, and the latter depends on Removing his foreign status by imposing national citizenship on him, making him a member of the human community living under the care of the sponsoring state, and allowing him to enjoy the rest of the rights that result from the nationality bond. If this is the case, then naturalizing a foundling has conditions and procedures required by the provisions of citizenship, and it also has individual and collective effects.