Whatever the outcome of the inquiry, disabled people will continue to fight injustice, writes Andy Greene.
Filed in: Disability Housing Human Rights United Kingdom
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Whatever the outcome of the inquiry, disabled people will continue to fight injustice, writes Andy Greene.
Filed in: Disability Housing Human Rights United Kingdom
The rebuilding of New Orleans has made the city unaffordable for locals, writes Sarah Shearman.
The government has failed to provide adequately for those who lost everything, says Iris Gonzales.
Filed in: Disasters Housing Philippines Politics
The fight for housing justice in the capital will continue, says Liam Barrington-Bush.
Excluded in life as in death, this is the reality of homelessness. Bekki Perriman documents it from the inside.
Filed in: Housing Poverty United Kingdom
Evicted home owners are reclaiming empty properties from the banks, reports Koren Helbig.
Samir Jeraj writes on the South American country’s policy of basing rents on construction costs rather than market value.
Filed in: Housing United Kingdom Venezuela
The rise of the ‘hidden homeless’ is being ignored by the country’s government. Cinzia D’Ambrosi has captured lives in limbo.
Filed in: Housing Poverty United Kingdom
Jacob Wills laments landlords and local councils’ willingness to evict the capital’s tenants. Could it be because a third of MPs are landlords?
Filed in: Housing United Kingdom
Samir Jeraj talks to a Californian mayor who is helping her constituents stay in their homes.
Filed in: Cities Economics Housing United States
Patrick Thompson says that the coalition government is denying vulnerable groups a basic human right.
Filed in: Disability Housing Human Rights Politics Poverty