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fl-1352	Hamilton, Frances	Exploring the Highlights, Limitations and Possibilities of EU Citizenship as a Progressive Status for Gays and Lesbians	2025	31	.docx	application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document	12833	552	47	This section therefore analyses the impact of EU law for those who stay at home (‘stayers’), who comprise 96.2% of EU citizens.[footnoteRef:161] The conception of EU citizenship rights being portrayed as pro-feminist and lesbian and gay inclusive[footnoteRef:162] is perhaps most influenced by the impact that the EU has had in the area of paid employment, which falls within the area of EU competencies. Pinning free movement (one of the most crucial aspects of EU citizenship) to economic activity serves to illustrate the continuing difficulties of EU law in not considering substantive barriers to certain groups in trying to access EU rights.	cache/fl-1352.docx	txt/fl-1352.txt