Report on "Financialization of housing and the right to adequate housing" by the Special Rapporteur on adequate housing
State of Housing Rights
The Right to Rent Scheme: Landlords as Immigration Officers
Adrian Berry
Barrister at Garden Court Chambers
A shorter version of this article was first published for Legal Action magazine in the UK; thereafter expanded for his blog, Cosmopolis: Migration, Citizenship, and Free Movement
State of Housing Rights
Concluding observations on Homelessness and Housing by the CESCR for Poland
The Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights considered the sixth periodic report of Poland (E/C.12/POL/6) at its 55th and 56th meetings (E/C.12/2016/SR.55 and 56), held on 21 and 22 September 2016, and adopted the present concluding observations at its 78th meeting, held on 7 October 2016
Spanish case-law placing a temporal limitation on the effects of the invalidity of ‘floor clauses’ included in mortgage loan contracts in Spain is incompatible with EU law
Court of Justice of the European Union
PRESS RELEASE No 144/16
Luxembourg, 21 December 2016
Economic and social rights in the UK in 2016: A whole year under the UN spotlight and more is coming
Koldo Casla, Policy, Research and Training Officer in Just Fair
Evictions and harassment of Miskolc residents declared unlawful and anti-constitutional by Ombudsman
Féher Boróka,
BMSZKI - Budapesti Módszertani Szociális Központ és Intézményei
A common home in the New Urban Agenda?
For the first time, Caritas Internationalis is participating in the Habitat III process
Sonia Olea Ferreras, Commissioned by Caritas Internationalis for Habitat III
Simon Communities call to include right to a home in Constitution
The Simon Communities charity wants the Government to include the right to a home in the Constitution, saying homelessness violates a number of international treaties to which Ireland has signed up.