UK and EU Citizens Still Struggle to Obtain Residence Documents in France
Acquiring temporary and permanent residence documents is still a burdensome matter, and a serious obstacle to free movement rights, especially…
A New Communication on the Citizenship Directive is Needed
Following the ECJ case law of 5 June 2018 ruling the recognition of residence rights for same-sex spouses living in…
FAIREU Project: Open Call for Legal Experts
As part of the FAIR EU project, the European Citizen Action Service (ECAS) is currently looking for 6 legal experts…
ECAS’ Brexit Takeaways Continue to Feature in Media Outlets
Last week, ECAS featured in the UK Business Insider, quoting information on free movement rights extracted from our 2017 study…
EU Rights in the Spotlight – May 2018
The EU Rights in the Spotlight section for this month features two ECJ judgments and an opinion affecting requests for…
ECAS Signs Letter to EU Leaders to Encourage EU Mobile Citizens to Vote in Local Elections
Yesterday, ECAS and the Migration Policy Group (MPG) have jointly submitted a letter to EU leaders Presidents Jean-Claude Juncker, Luca…
Pension, entry and residence rights are key concerns in the 2017 Annual Trends Report
Topics related to social security rights continued to be the most problematic for EU citizens. Enquiries related to residence rights…
Obstacles to Entry and Residence Rights Still a Burden to EU Mobile Citizens
ECAS’ latest report entitled “Freedom of Movement in the EU: A Look Behind The Curtain” looks at the difficulties EU…
EU Rights in the Spotlight – March 2018
The EU Rights in the Spotlight section for this month features three ECJ rulings affecting the right of national courts…
ECAS Activities of 2017: A Review
The harder the challenge, the stronger the outcome Over the past year political turmoil has posed a great deal of…
