The Homeless Person's Legal Service Mental Illness Project - Australia
In 2013, Homeless Person's Legal Service commenced a series of projects looking at the difficulties experienced by homeless people living with mental illness in applying for and sustaining accommodation. These projects also consider the over-representation in the criminal justice system of people who are homeless and live with mental illness.
By Freek Spinnewijn, Director of FEANTSA 
I believe in human rights. I even believe in human rights for people experiencing homelessness. This has to be said, because in many countries, States, and cities, the human rights of people experiencing homelessness are at worst violated, and most often ignored.
La publication de GISTI (Groupe d'information et de soutien des immigrés) - Sans-papiers mais pas sans droits - s’adresse aux sans-papiers et aux personnes qui les accompagnent. Contrairement à ce que l’on croit trop souvent, les étrangers et étrangères en situation irrégulière ou précaire sur le territoire français ont des droits fondamentaux.
Applying a Human Rights – Based Approach to Homelessness – from Theory to Practice
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The Right to housing is not constitutionally guaranteed, nor is it included in national law. However, local authorities have the right to allocate up to one in every four vacant dwellings in public housing to persons in need of housing. This excludes public housing designated as youth residences or elderly housing.
The Bulgarian constitution does not recognize the right to housing as a fundamental right. Bulgaria has ratified the Revised European Social Charter although it has not ratified Charter Article 31, which provides for the right to housing. However, Bulgaria has ratified the Additional Protocol providing for a Collective Complaint procedure.
Collective Complaints:
Several collective complaints have been initiated against Bulgaria concerning the treatment of Roma. These include:
