Citizenship campaigners Emma and Jake DeSouza crowdfund to cover £45k legal fees

Citizenship campaigners Emma and Jake DeSouza have launched a crowdfunding campaign to cover legal costs, which will amount to at least £45,000, following their recent campaign against the UK Home Office to secure citizenship rights granted under the Good Friday Agreement.
Citizenship campaigners Emma and Jake DeSouza crowdfund to cover £45k legal fees
Mon, 06 Jul, 2020 - 19:49
Maresa Fagan

Jake and Emma DeSouza: the couple is crowdfunding to cover the £45,000 legal fees after their five year citizenship battle. Picture: Niall Carson/PA Wire
Jake and Emma DeSouza: the couple is crowdfunding to cover the £45,000 legal fees after their five year citizenship battle. Picture: Niall Carson/PA Wire

Citizenship campaigners Emma and Jake DeSouza have launched a crowdfunding campaign to cover legal costs, which will amount to at least £45,000, following their recent campaign against the UK Home Office to secure citizenship rights granted under the Good Friday Agreement.

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