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Citizens Rights Project

Citizens’ Rights Project provides information, advice, and support for EU citizens in Scotland by connecting groups and organisations working within European communities. We are a group of third sector workers, researchers, legal experts, and volunteers. You can find more about our core team here. Our aim is to assist EU nationals in accessing information and advice on citizens’ rights and to encourage and facilitate their contacts with the public sector and government organisations. We want to inform EU nationals about opportunities available to them in Scotland, but also to promote awareness of their concerns and needs, especially those raised by Brexit.

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