Emma Pollet accuses Theresa May of ignoring EU citizens married to Britons as couple prepare to move to Scandinavia.
"Europe is strewn with the remains of people who were unlucky enough to be born at the time when freedom of movement was a matter of life and death."
People who have lived, worked and made families in the UK tell us their struggles with paperwork following the Brexit vote.
After Brexit, like many other EU citizens in Britain, I spent a year not knowing what my future held. Here's what that was like.
Last week the Home Office launched an app for EU citizens, but it has spread anxiety.
Theresa May’s offer was supposed to reassure the 3 million from Europe who call Britain home. But therapists report many are profoundly affected
Housebound Marguerite Skerret is one of 3.7 million EU citizens having to apply for settled status.
I could be deported to Poland if I’m denied settled status in the UK, because I stay at home to care full-time for my disabled son.
EU nationals, living in Scotland, discuss having to register to stay in the country they call home.
Please listen to Corinne, the “proudest non-British Brit you can imagine” as she describes herself before the referendum and hear about her struggles now and how she lost all sense of belonging since that vote.
As I feared, it seems that European citizens in the UK face being stripped of many rights after Brexit
In the time that has passed since the referendum took place in 2016, one thing has continuously stood out to me – the failure of politicians and commentators, both in the UK and the EU, to grasp the severely negative impact Brexit has already had on millions of people.
Brexit has turned our lives upside down and I had two options: to sit down and wait for my fate to be delivered to me, or fight for my rights and my beliefs. I choose to stand up.
When we think about EU citizens and Brexit, we must factor in former refugees who’ve already faced displacement. Not only is the uncertainty inconvenient, it can be life-threatening.
EU citizens in the UK are being denied their democratic right to vote in the European elections because of administrative errors by local councils. EU nationals across the country have been reporting that they arrived at polling booths only to find their names crossed out with officials confirming they were not eligible to vote.
Millions Of EU Nationals In Britain Haven’t Applied For Settled Status. We Asked Them Why
31/08/2019
There’s a long list of reasons why 2.6 million people have not yet applied to settle in Britain after Brexit.
'I have no voice' - Emotional Portuguese woman interrupts live broadcast of Brexit protests
29/08/2019
A video clip of an EU citizen joining the protests against Brexit has gone viral after she expressed her exasperation with the government's settlement scheme.
Once you do it Brexit will become real, but until then you can just stay in denial, journalist Marie Le Conte writes.
This is my promise to European citizens: in this election, I'll make sure your voice is heard - Adam Price
06/11/2019
The only way to protect your rights is to remain in the EU - that's why we will fight to secure a Final Say referendum on Brexit.
EU immigrants are the latest scapegoats in an election that demonises others to gloss over the Tory party’s own failure to create a prosperous and more equal society, writes Maike Bohn, co-founder of the3million.
A mix of sadness, relief and desire to move on has greeted the UK election results among groups representing EU nationals in the UK and British residents in the EU.
After the 2016 referendum on Brexit, EU citizens were promised that nothing would change. “There will be no change for EU citizens already lawfully resident in the UK,” Boris Johnson wrote at the time. “These EU citizens will automatically be granted indefinite leave to remain in the UK and will be treated no less favourably than they are at present.”
London has been my home for more than forty years, but the emotional and financial drain of the last three years almost made me throw in the towel, writes Baboule.