LOSING YOUR HOME
ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF EVICTION
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LOSING YOUR HOME
ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF EVICTION
By the United Nations Housing Rights Programme – a collaborative initiative between the UnitedNations Human Settlements Programme and the Oce o the United Nations High Commissioneror Human Rights
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THE GROwING PRObLEM OF FORCEd EVICTIONS for Losing Your Home
The practice of forcibly evicting people from their homes and settlements is a growing global phenomenon and represents a crude violation of one of the most elementary principles of the right to adequate housing
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