UN Rapporteur on Housing Says Maricarmen's Eviction "Is Not Understood" and Calls for Changes in Legislation
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“Any eviction that can leave someone on the street must be paralyzed until the City Council or the Autonomous Community offers a viable and fair alternative”
The United Nations rapporteur on housing recalls that it should not have been done "without a residential alternative"
Rapporteur Koldo Casla criticizes the execution of the eviction despite precautionary measures and calls for a housing alternative for 87-year-old women
The Spanish Koldo Casla assures that the national legislation is not a guarantee right now in the face of these kinds of situations.
The rapporteur assures that Spain must comply with the opinion of the Committee on Economic and Social RightsThe eviction of Maricarmen portrays the housing crisis in Spain The UN rapporteur on housing, Spanish Koldo Casla, has shared four reflections one day after Maricarmen's eviction. Among them, he says that “the judge should have temporarily suspended the eviction in order to avoid irreparable damage and to allow Spain to comply with its in…
The UN Special Rapporteur on adequate housing, Koldo Casla, said Thursday that the eviction of Maricarmen, the 87-year-old woman who has been expelled from the flat where she has resided for 70 years, "should not have occurred." Casla has published a thread on the social network Bluesky in which she has criticized the action of Judge Elena Cortina Blanco, who signed Maricarmen's eviction order. "A few months ago the UN DESC Committee decreed pre…
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