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A JUNE DATE HAS BEEN SET FOR A RULING ABOUT BRITONS’ EU CITIZENSHIP RIGHTS The European Court of Justice is to rule on June 15 on a case looking at the legality of the Brexit Withdrawal
Agreement and its impact on Britons who lost EU citizenship rights. Still in the name of Harry Shindler – a British war veteran from Italy who died this year aged 101 and who was one of the
complainants – the pro bono case is being led by French barristers, including Bordeaux-based Julien Fouchet. READ MORE: WAR VETERAN AND BRITONS ABROAD CAMPAIGNER HARRY SHINDLER DIES AT 101
The case is based on loss of rights such as local election voting. Mr Fouchet hopes it is possible, if not to have Brexit ruled illegal entirely, then to improve the rights of Britons
established in the EU. RELATED ARTICLES FRENCH SENATORS BACK PROPOSAL FOR SECOND-HOME OWNER VISAS BRITONS IN FRANCE WHO LOST UK VOTING RIGHTS ABLE TO RE-REGISTER 2024 BREXIT: BRITISH
SECURITY GUARD IN FRANCE ALLOWED TO KEEP JOB
