1. World problems
  2. Exploitation in housing

Exploitation in housing

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  • Exploitative rental of accommodation
  • Exploitation of housing tenants

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Exploitation in housing is a pervasive issue affecting millions globally, with vulnerable populations such as low-income families, migrants, and minorities disproportionately impacted. Reports from organizations like Human Rights Watch and the UN indicate widespread practices including exorbitant rent, unsafe living conditions, and forced evictions in both developed and developing countries. The problem is exacerbated by housing shortages, weak tenant protections, and speculative real estate markets, making secure and affordable housing increasingly inaccessible.
In 2023, Barcelona, Spain, witnessed a surge in illegal evictions and rent gouging, particularly targeting migrant tenants. Local advocacy groups documented over 1,000 cases, highlighting systemic failures in enforcement of housing rights.
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Sustainable Development Goal #11: Sustainable Cities and Communities

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World problems
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(D) Detailed problems
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Language
English
1A4N
D3465
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11434650
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144592
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Last update
Oct 4, 2020