Victims' groups and politicians across the spectrum are speaking out against the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill which was introduced today, May 17.
Hundreds in North gave up British citizenship for foreign-born partners Renunication spurred by changes to immigration rules over past decade
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Emma de Souza and her husband, Jake: Following her legal challenge, the British government in 2020 said everyone living in Northern Ireland would be treated equally when applying under the British government’s EU Settlement Scheme. Photograph: Colm Lenaghan/ Pacemaker
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Hundreds of people in Northern Ireland gave up their British citizenship in the past decade in a bid to ensure they could bring their foreign-born spouses or partners to live with them.