Citizens' rights issues have been set aside in the most recent round of talks, according to British in Europe, an organisation representing 10 core campaign groups. The group said it was "disappointed" by the government's decision not to include a clause on citizens' rights, which would allow EU citizens living and working in Britain to continue their right to free movement after 4.5 million citizens are currently awaiting assurance on their right to move freely around EU countries.
Citizens' rights issues have been set aside in the most recent round of talks, according to British in Europe, an organisation representing 10 core campaign groups. "We feel we have been sacrificed on the altar of trade”, said Ingrid Taylor, a British citizen living in Germany. 4.5 million citizens are currently awaiting assurance on their right to move freely around EU countries.