The right to housing as a constitutional imperative; the situation in Canada. En: Homelessness and the law. Constitution, criminal law and human rights
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Perreault, E., The right to housing as a constitutional imperative; the situation in Canada. En: Homelessness and the law. Constitution, criminal law and human rights. Oisterwijk, Wolf Legal Publishers (WLP), 2014, 49-57 p.
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198767
Location:
SIIS 192.616
Palabras clave:
Acceso, Exclusión social, Normativa, Política de vivienda, Sin techo, Vivienda, Canadá
Acceso, Exclusión social, Normativa, Política de vivienda, Sin techo, Vivienda, Canadá
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