Understanding Evictions and Housing Rights
Explore the complexities of evictions, learning outcomes, structure of modules, definitions, reasons for evictions, facts, and impacts on poor households. Discover how forced evictions affect women, relate to HIV/AIDS, tenure security, market forces, and legalities. Delve into the right to adequate housing, alternatives to eviction, resettlement guidelines, and strategies for avoiding eviction through negotiation tools and obligations.
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Obligations Before any Eviction Takes Place
Cities Have Their Own Housing Experts
