The UK is in breach of its own United Nations human
rights commitment to provide people with adequate homes because the housing
crisis is so serious, a consortium of leading housing charities has warned.
They cite soaring housing rental costs, unhealthy conditions in homes, and
rising levels of homelessness and warn of “profound issues of lack of supply,
increasing housing costs, lack of security of tenure and homes of such poor
quality that they are unfit for habitation”. Called Just Fair, the group’s
members include Crisis, Oxfam, Amnesty International, Save the Children and
Unicef UK. Their document describes the right to housing in England as in
“crisis”. Download a copy of the report from the Just Fair website.
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