@alukojhol and @hurray. I had thought about this but could not write in a correct form. I support you. But I was appeasing the crowd. Which is why I am unprincipled.

To the point that you make - I agree that there are many strong arguments about how our geo-political situation does not support citizenship through mothers. But if I am arguing about women's rights - then no possible geo-political arguments should retract the principle of equal rights. Giving our women, their equal rights, should not be negotiable. That is the right thing to do.

History tells us what becomes of nation that treats all its people equal. Say, a native British supports free speech. But that also means not only supporting Charlie Hebdo cartoons but also swallowing, without contempt, the bold speech by local Imams who support ISIS and AQAP brazenly inside British soil. So that is the dilemma. Even I cannot explain, in true sense, what this means because many will say that I am just regurgitating western academic texts. It looks like there is a strong scientific evidence that countries progress and increase their citizen's quality of life through unquestioned 'equality' in their citizen's civil rights. Sometimes that means facing up the Imams.