HOME HELP NEW HOUSING LEGISLATION COULD UNDERMINE THE RIGHT OF DISABLED PEOPLE TO A DECENT HOME AND INDEPENDENT LIVING, AND LEAVE THEM AT THE MERCY OF PRIVATE SECTOR LANDLORDS
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HIRST, J., HOME HELP NEW HOUSING LEGISLATION COULD UNDERMINE THE RIGHT OF DISABLED PEOPLE TO A DECENT HOME AND INDEPENDENT LIVING, AND LEAVE THEM AT THE MERCY OF PRIVATE SECTOR LANDLORDS. COMMUNITY CARE, no. 1142 (1996), p. 11-11.
Ref.
56920
Localisation:
SIIS R.399
Palabras clave:
Derechos, Discapacidad, Exclusión social, Normativa, Política de vivienda, Prestaciones económicas, Sector privado, Sin techo, Vivienda, Reino Unido
Derechos, Discapacidad, Exclusión social, Normativa, Política de vivienda, Prestaciones económicas, Sector privado, Sin techo, Vivienda, Reino Unido
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