The 9th Overview of Housing Exclusion in Europe 2024 is now available
Publication of the 8th Overview of Housing Exclusion in Europe 2023
Fondation Abbé Pierre and FEANTSA published their 8th annual Overview of Housing Exclusion in Europe. This report reveals new estimates of the number of homeless people in Europe and draw a specific focus to the issue of unfit housing.
The spectre of inflation
The war in the Ukraine has both highlighted and added to Europe’s ongoing housing emergency. This crisis is hitting the poorest households hardest, severely affected by soaring prices, as well as homelessness services, which have seen an increase in the number of their clients.
Towards a just transformation: climate crisis and the right to housing
Finnish Society of Social Rights v. Finland (Complaint No. 172/2018) [15 February 2023]
Overview of Housing Exclusion in the EU: International standards of evictions
The Abbé Pierre Foundation and FEANTSA published their Seventh Overview of Housing Exclusion in Europe on 30th June 2022.
Monitoring Adequate Housing in Ireland
On the 14th of September 2021, a report was presented on Monitoring adequate housing in Ireland by the ESRI and the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC).
Sixth Overview of Housing Exclusion in Europe - Rent regulation
The Abbé Pierre Foundation and FEANTSA published their Sixth Overview of Housing Exclusion in Europe on 6 May 2021. This latest report focuses on young people, who are worse affected by housing exclusion than other groups, especially when they are poor, which was the case even before the pandemic took hold. The report also takes stock of the wave of poverty that has engulfed Europe more than a year after the pandemic began. Difficult housing conditions have a negative impact on young people's pathway to independence.
Homeownership, poverty, and legislative pitfalls in Romania
Enikő Vincze and Ioana Florea*
Instruments for Advocacy and Strategic Litigation on Housing Rights in Europe
A Brief Assessment of the Portuguese Framework Law for Housing
Simone Tulumello, Universidade de Lisboa, Instituto de Ciências Sociais
Rita Silva, Habita: Associação pelo Direito à Habitação e à Cidade