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Alena Useinovic speaking on BBC Victoria Derbyshire

25th April 20196th December 2018 by Paul Blackburn

In Limbo Project Admin and Advocate Alena Useinovic speaking on BBC Victoria Derbyshire on Monday 3rd December 2018 Alena: “The Withdrawal Agreement regarding Citizens Rights in essence reduces our rights. So, we lose all future voting rights. Three million citizens here and one and a half to two million Britons in the EU become representation-less. … Read more

When friends tell me: “You’re not English, just accept it”

22nd July 20189th July 2018 by P B

I used to be English. It was my identity and I had the right to it. It didn’t have to be more complicated than that…

Gary’s Story

10th June 201810th June 2018 by In Limbo

Fish and chip shop owner Gary Wright from Watton, Norfolk explains why he has changed his mind over Brexit.

A Romanian in Leytonstone

9th June 2018 by In Limbo

(Short Documentary) Challenging the ‘highly’ vs. ‘lower’ skilled migration binary: the story of a Romanian in Leytonstone, London

“Home Office denies citizenship to ex-Ipswich mayor Inga Lockington”

26th May 201823rd May 2018 by P B

This story reveals the shocking level of incompetence in UK Home Office handling cases of people who have lived, worked and contributed in the UK for decades.

Maria’s Story – Video

10th June 201819th May 2018 by In Limbo

Brexit Stories speaking to Maria Bates in Kendal, Cumbria. Video by Linda Lewis.

Introduction to Brexit Stories

10th June 201817th May 2018 by In Limbo

Linda Lewis’s “Brexit Stories” address the human impact of Brexit.

Marlies’ Video from the Roosevelt Movement Event

12th March 20181st March 2018 by In Limbo

https://www.facebook.com/marlies.haselton/videos/10214179641752591/

Olaya on Radio Five Live

4th February 201827th January 2018 by In Limbo

https://www.facebook.com/bbc5live/videos/10156188199771108/

Laure Ollivier-Minns’ speech for the book launch of ‘In Limbo’ on 26th July 2017

5th March 20182nd August 2017 by In Limbo

I don’t feel at home anymore…

I’ve been settled in Britain for 31 years, but I don’t feel at home anymore.

I’ve been married to a Brit for 27 years and I have British children. But… as the rules stand, I don’t qualify for Permanent Residency and settled status because I don’t meet the Home Office criteria.