Tales from Europe’s largest garbage ghetto: why ethnic minorities are still scavenging for their right to adequate housing
The universal character of human rights, as seen from a
Housing Behind Law’s Back – Sweden’s Acute Housing Shortage and the Looming Black Market
The right to adequate housing in Sweden is a constitutionally
EVICT Talk with Professor Padraic Kenna: Applying Housing Rights in Contemporary Housing Systems
Watch the previous EVICT talk with Prof. Padraic Kenna: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmKAI5QHus4&ab_channel=EVICTProject
Priority housing as ex-offenders’ key to a home
Priority housing as ex-offenders’ key to a home: assessing the
A dive into the Parisian housing crisis: squatters’ rights, abandoned properties, and questionable legislation
As the world’s population edges ever closer to the
Pathway to Homelessness: Analysing the Relationship between Domestic Violence and Housing Rights
The issue of domestic violence is a significant and widespread
The Data Detectives: Examining the Impact of CESCR Case Law in a Housing Context
One of the main goals of the EVICT project is
EVICT talk with Dr. Hector Simon: The potential impact of fundamental and human rights in eviction proceedings and the right to property: what are the limits?
Watch the previous EVICT talk with Dr. Hector Simon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsYN3ARv8Jw&ab_channel=EVICTProject
The Right to Property During an Eviction Moratorium – ECtHR’s Steady-Handed Approach in Béla Néméth v Hungary Shows the Way for Pandemic Case Pile
In attempts to solve the emerging housing crisis resulting from
Ben Djazia’s children before the Committee on the Rights of the Child
When parents are being evicted, minor children have no choice
