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On World Habitat Day the UN reaffirmed adequate housing as a universal human right, pointing to a housing crisis affecting nearly 3.4 billion people. You have said that unconditional Embrace is, for now, realistic mainly for people who are already fairly secure financially. Is housing, as a basic condition of that security, a right the state should guarantee, or something to leave to the market?
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- UN upholds housing as a human right on World Habitat Day
“Adequate housing is not a luxury. It is a foundation for a dignified life and for sustainable cities,” said Anacláudia Rossbach, Executive Director of UN-Habitat, the agency that promotes sustainable urbanization.
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