Conservative Party leadership candidates Boris Johnson
and Jeremy Hunt are being urged to scrap the controversial Right to Rent
scheme. A coalition of organisations made up of the Residential Landlords
Association, the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants and the3million,
which represents EU citizens in the UK, have united in calling on both
candidates to scrap the policy after the High Court ruled it causes
discrimination against British ethnic minorities. Following a Judicial Review
of the policy secured by the JCWI and supported by the RLA, the presiding judge
concluded that discrimination by landlords was taking place “because of the
Scheme.” Read more on the RLA website.
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