Testing the Inspirational Link between EU Citizenship and Migration Law: C-112/22 and C-223/22 CU and ND on Indirect Discrimination of Long-Term Residents

This post comments on a preliminary ruling in which the ECJ held that a ten-year residence requirement imposed on long-term resident third-country nationals to access basic income under Italian law in is breach of EU law.

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2024-09-02
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https://doi.org/10.21428/9885764c.09091c97
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European and International Law Studies
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Testing the Inspirational Link between EU Citizenship and Migration Law: C-112/22 and C-223/22 CU and ND on Indirect Discrimination of Long-Term Residents

Jonas Bornemann, Maria Haag
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European and International Law Studies
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Testing the Inspirational Link between EU Citizenship and Migration Law: C-112/22 and C-223/22 CU and ND on Indirect Discrimination of Long-Term Residents

Jonas Bornemann, Maria Haag
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This post comments on a preliminary ruling in which the ECJ held that a ten-year residence requirement imposed on long-term resident third-country nationals to access basic income under Italian law in is breach of EU law.

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European and International Law Studies
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