We are now a mere eight months away from Brexit day. With the chances of a no deal scenario increasing, it is more crucial than ever to make sure that all of our voices are heard.

Last week has flown by, and it was in the back of my mind that you are probably waiting for your latest #CitizensRights news.

The Home Office’s intention to simplify the procedure for EU citizens to document themselves after Brexit is cautiously welcomed, as more clarity and legal guarantees are still needed to reassure them.

Citizens’ rights are not done and dusted. Negotiators must finish the job and national governments give us certainty so we can get on with our lives.

Amber Rudd may have resigned, the hostile environment — rebranded ‘compliant environment’ — has not gone away and could still turn lives upside down.

On the3million meeting with Caroline Nokes, the UK Immigration Minister, and senior civil servants of the Home Office in the House of Commons.

Remember how it felt after the 2016 referendum to know that a decision about your future was taken without anyone bothering to ask you?

We asked our members and supporters to write about Brexit taking place one year from now.

We are exactly one year away from Brexit and, let’s be honest, this is scary. This is why we are asking you to think ahead and be safe.

It has been another roller coaster of a week, following Monday’s handshake between Brexit negotiators Michel Barnier and David Davis over their very unsatisfactory deal on citizens’ rights.

Nicolas Hatton on the3million’s future petition and the upcoming May local election.

Nicolas Hatton on EU citizens and other foreign nationals living in the UK rightly losing confidence that their rights will be upheld by the government after Brexit considering the lack of clarity over the immigration exemption to the data protection bill.

This is one anniversary we could have done without. It's been 600 days since we have been in limbo, following the failure of the British Government to guarantee our rights after the referendum, Nicolas Hatton writes.

EU citizens’ lives will be severely impacted if their current rights are not replaced by equivalent rights under the protection of the future Withdrawal Agreement, Nicolas Hatton argues.

Nicolas Hatton, co-chair of the3million, on the successful meetings the group had with various EU institutions and MEPs this week, to whom they aired their worries over citizens’ rights in the UK, and why the3million rejects Theresa May’s current plans.

Nicolas Hatton, co-chair of *the3million*, a group that fights for EU Citizens’ rights in the UK after Brexit, on the difficulty to agree on an easy registration system for all EU citizens rather than the Home Office’s complexe system of applications.