Domestic abusers face eviction from social housing to protect victims
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Social Housing Bill amendments tabled to help domestic abuse victims stay in their homes
The government has announced new plans to help domestic abuse survivors to stay in social housing while evicting perpetrators of abuse. A new measure tabled for the Social Housing Bill is designed to stop survivors having to prove abuse again where a protection order is already in place. The proposals strengthen existing reforms in the […]
AUR announced Wednesday that it has submitted a legislative proposal aimed at protecting victims of domestic violence from the risk of staying homeless after the end of the sharing procedure. The initiative aims at situations where affected persons do not have a rental alternative, but may lose access to a social home due to the resulting property rights [...]
AUR has submitted a legislative proposal to protect victims of domestic violence from the risk of staying homeless. Niculina Stelea, Senator AUR and one of the initiators of the bill, supports the need to change the legislative framework so that access to social housing is maintained for victims who do not actually benefit from a home [...]
Response to proposed measures in the social housing bill - Women’s Aid
Women’s Aid responds to new measures proposed in the social housing bill Veronica Oakeshott, Head of External Affairs from Women’s Aid looks at what the proposed changes to the bill mean for survivors of domestic abuse: “The new measures proposed in the social housing bill are a step forward for survivors of domestic abuse – […] The post Response to proposed measures in the social housing bill appeared first on Women’s Aid.
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