[To What Extent do People with N.R.P.F Experience Homelessness in London? The Experience of Homeless People with No Recourse to Public Funds]

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Abstract

The aim of this paper is to examine, from a legal standpoint, the problem of housing discrimination that was the subject of growing importance in London, as in other European cities, especially in light of the recent waves of immigration.

The article discusses the different types of housing discrimination, & explains that the legal description of the reaction according to the London & the Law of Catalan.

Catalan Housing Rights Act of 2007 is one of the first & most comprehensive European legal reactions against housing discrimination. The results include several articles that define direct & indirect discrimination, harassment (which is considered a form of discrimination) & affirmative action. This law must be understood as a national application of the European Union (EU) directives against discrimination, particularly racial equality (2000/43/EC).

The paper shows how EU directives against discrimination can be transferred to the deck with a national sample. Because the Catalan law is one of the national legislation & most comprehensive using European methods of dealing with housing discrimination, which can be used as a source of inspiration for the future of the new legislation.

TABLE OF CONTENT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTII

DECLARATIONIII

ABSTRACTIV

CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION1

Background1

Aims & Objectives2

Study Questions2

CHAPTER 02: BACKGROUND4

CHAPTER 03: LITERATURE REVIEW8

Social Exclusion of people with N.R.P.F.8

Destitution and poverty among people with no recourse to public funds9

Hidden Homelessness13

Non-Statutory Provisions16

Scale of homelessness17

Causes of homelessness lack of information to access services19

Groups of people with no recourse to public funds22

Case23

Challenges to Access Social Housings26

Discrimination in voluntary and statutory organisations in meeting the housing requirements and achieving their aspirations27

CHAPTER 04: METHODOLOGY34

Study Design34

Literature Search34

Keywords35

CHAPTER 05: ETHICS ISSUES (HOW THEY WERE MET)36

CHAPTER 06: SYNTHESIS OF FINDINGS38

Costs & figures38

Subsistence Rates39

Accommodation40

Emergency Support41

Service structure & assessment obligations41

Legal challenge, advice & judgments43

CHAPTER 07: THEORISING THE FINDINGS45

CHAPTER 08: RECOMMENDATIONS47

CHAPTER 09: CONCLUSIONS49

CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION

Background

There is growing concern among local authorities on their costs & legal obligations to poor people overseas, as a result of their immigration status have N.R.P.F Local authorities have a legal obligation to keep certain categories of people deemed N.R.P.F which community care or mental welfare of the obligations, or participation in the children who need it. The obligation for local authorities due to a series of internal affairs & comply with the principle that support is withdrawn from the rejected refugee seekers, but the Ministry of Interior is not responsible for their elimination in the matter of approval of refugee in the end refused. On the other hand, arises from a ...