The UK is in breach of its international human rights
duties by failing to provide people with adequate homes in the face of a severe
housing crisis, leading charities have claimed. A reduction in social housing
in England and inadequate, unaffordable rental accommodation in the private
sector is driving a growing number of families into homelessness, the organisations
warn in a report. Produced by the group Just Fair, whose members include
Crisis, Oxfam, Amnesty International, Save the Children and UNICEF UK, the
report argues that the fact the number of individuals forced to sleep rough has
risen by 55% since 2010 - with 280,000 households at risk of homelessness - is
a breach of the UK's international obligations. Read more on the Sky News
website.
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