The 1961 United Nations Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness, to which Britain is a signatory, does allow countries to declare their citizens stateless if it is proved that they have done something “prejudicial to the vital interests of the country.” The legislation currently before the UK Parliament does not require any judicial or public proof even of the weaker claim that someone’s presence in the country is not conducive to the public good.
1961年联合国减少无国籍状态公约（Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness）确实允许国家在证实公民做了“不利于国家关键利益”的事后宣布公民为无国籍。英国也是该公约的签约国。目前正在接受英国国会审议的立法不要求任何司法或公开证据，哪怕是某人出现在该国不利于公共利益的弱指控。