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Evictions & the right to housing

International law

Using data science in law

The Individual and State Interest Opposed in Azerbaijan’s Illegal Construction Crisis: Proportionality as the Starting Point of Humane Justice

29 March, 2022|

The Efficiency of National Housing Rights: an Overview of France’s DALO Law

28 February, 2022|

What is a Community: Distinguishing the Right of Individuals to Housing v. the Right of Communities to Housing in the Case Law of the ECtHR

26 January, 2022|

Tales from Europe’s Largest Garbage Ghetto: Why Ethnic Minorities are Still Scavenging for their Right to Adequate Housing

11 October, 2021|

Housing Behind Law’s Back: Sweden’s Acute Housing Shortage and the Looming Black Market

11 October, 2021|

A Dive into the Parisian Housing Crisis: Squatters’ Rights, Abandoned Properties, and Questionable Legislation

11 August, 2021|

Pathway to Homelessness: Analysing the Relationship between Domestic Violence and Housing Rights

8 July, 2021|

The Data Detectives: Examining the Impact of CESCR Case Law in a Housing Context

8 July, 2021|

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

4 June, 2021|

Ben Djazia’s Children Before the Committee on the Rights of the Child

1 June, 2021|

Walking a Tightrope: Balancing the Right to Property with the Right to Housing in the European Court of Human Rights

15 April, 2021|

To Be Evicted or Not to Be Evicted: Analysing the Effects of the Administrative Decision to Expel Dozens of Residents

12 April, 2021|

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EVICT project

Project reference: 949316
Programme type: ERC Starting Grant
Principal investigator: Michel Vols
Host Institution: University of Groningen, the Netherlands
Project duration: 60 months
Contact: evict@rug.nl

This project has received funding from the European Union’s ERC Research Grant under grant agreement No 949316

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