During the first two months of the year, the European Court of Justice issued three judgments and opinions regarding citizens’ rights. The most recent one concerns the EU’s competence to conclude, […]
There is no ‘best alternative’ to EU membership for EU citizens in the UK and vice versa once the UK formally leaves the EU under which all their current rights […]
Since the Brexit vote in June 2016, a number of studies have looked into the financial and economic impact of Brexit, but there is yet to be a study undertaking a […]
An amendment to the Brexit bill to guarantee the residence rights of EU citizens lawfully resident in the UK on the day of the EU referendum has been narrowly rejected […]
On 23 January, legal experts from the Your Europe Advice service, which ECAS manages on behalf of the European Commission, took part in a Facebook chat, answering EU citizens’ questions […]
On 24 January, the European Commission published its 2017 EU Citizenship Report, which takes stock of the achievements of the three years since the last report was issued and puts […]
On 8 December, ECAS’ Director, Assya Kavrakova, participated in the conference Continental Drift? EU-UK Negotiations in the Cultural Sector organised jointly by Culture Action Europe, the European Cultural Foundation and […]
In line with ECAS’ joint recommendations with the EU Rights Clinic, proposed improvements to the existing legislation include an increased period for jobseekers to export their unemployment benefits, a clarification […]
In reponse to the European Commission’s public consultation on EU social security coordination on the revision of Regulations (EC) No 883/2004 and (EC) No 987/2009, which closed on 7 October 2015, […]
In December 2016, the European Court of Justice issued two important rulings on child benefits applicable to EU cross-border workers, both concerning Luxembourg. In the first case, the Court ruled […]