U.K.'s Davis Sees Moral Imperative in Citizens' Rights

The video discusses the European Commission's role in ensuring certainty for citizens through the European Court. It highlights the British courts' trustworthiness in defending individual rights and enforcing treaties. The focus is on protecting the rights of EU citizens in the UK and British citizens in the EU, emphasizing the moral imperative to provide certainty and reduce anxiety for these individuals.

What is the main goal of the European Commission in relation to citizens' rights?

How does the speaker describe the British courts in terms of their trustworthiness?

What is the significance of the treaty mentioned in the text?

What is the number of European Union citizens in the UK that the speaker aims to protect?

Why does the speaker consider it a moral imperative to act quickly regarding citizens' rights?