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The Rapporteur promotes missions to countries and develops thematic research, dialogue and cooperation with governments and with the society, as well as presenting a report on these activities
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February 10, 2013
On the 19th January 2013, homeless activists and their allies squatted an empty building in the 7th district of Budapest. The squatters demanded the institutionalization of a right to housing and an extensive system of social housing instead of punitive measures and overcrowded shelters. The activists were arrested and now face misdemeanor charges because of disobeying police instructions.
Source: A Város Mindenkié
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