Show Notes
In this episode, we explore the concept of EU citizenship, focusing on its legal framework and the key rights it grants individuals within the European Union. We’ll examine the evolution of EU citizenship, highlighting its shift from an economic focus to a fundamental right. Through the Citizens’ Rights Directive, we’ll discuss the rights to move, reside, and seek equal treatment across Member States, including residence conditions and social assistance entitlements. We’ll also touch on the political rights EU citizens enjoy, such as voting in European Parliament elections and the right to petition. This episode offers a comprehensive look at the freedoms and protections that come with EU citizenship!
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