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Rethinking divorce: the rights of UK nationals are at risk

The PM alone made the decision to leave the EU on the basis of the referendum result: Article 50 was invoked before setting out what type of Brexit the country would pursue.

By Brad K. Blitz
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Theresa May, UK PM, during European Council Summit, December 14, 2018. NurPhoto/ Press Association. All rights reserved.

Brexit still poses a challenges to our human rights.

One aspect of the Brexit negotiations that has not been given sufficient consideration is the potential violation of our human rights as a result of the revocation of EU citizenship rights. With the ruling of the Court of Appeal against the application for Judicial Review of the decision to withdraw from the European Union, this matter is now most relevant.

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