International alerts on housing rights violations k2p15
13 августа 2010 г.
Marquetalia, San Lorenzo, Paraguay ix70
En 1999 se toma el asentamiento urbano más grande del país que fue denominado por sus pobladores como Marquetalia.
Este asentamiento fue clave en la lucha y a la tierra urbana en el país.
La toma se realizo el 26 de febrero de 1999 y fue habitado desde sus inicios por aproximadamente 1.600 familias ó 10.370 personas en las afueras de Asunción, en la ciudad de San Lorenzo, a veinte minutos de la capital paraguaya.
Tuvo cuatro ordenes de desalojo, que se lograron suspender en el mism...
Forced evictions rise dramatically around the world says UN-HABITAT advisory group 4195k
UN-HABITAT’s Advisory Group on Forced Evictions launched its second report during the 21st Session of the Governing Council. It carries updated information on eviction cases documented by AGFE in its first report and 15 new cases from Angola, Botswana, Brazil, India, Nigeria, Japan, Pakistan, Palestine, Peru, South Africa and Zimbabwe.
The first UN-AGFE missions in 2005: an important part of the Zero Evictions Campaign 4g721
After its constitution in the Spring of 2004, the UN-Advisory Group on Forced Evictions (UN-AGFE) has received about thirty dossiers, from as many countries, reporting serious threats of eviction regarding emarginated social groups, as well as entire communities and neighbourhoods. On this basis, it decided to undertake its first missions in February and March 2005, sending its own delegations composed of representatives of inhabitants’ organisations, local istrations, and NGOs to Rome (Italy), Curitiba (Brazil), and San Domingo (Dominican Republic)
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Forced evictions reach crisis levels leaving millions homeless worldwide 2g3y2d
The Centre on Housing Rights and Evictions is one of the most influential international human rights organizations dedicated to securing economic, social and cultural rights, with a special focus on housing. COHRE’s work concentrates on preventing planned forced evictions and protecting housing rights.
The United Nations Housing Rights Programme 1p2b6m
Background/Mandate:
The United Nations Housing Rights Programme (UNHRP) was launched in April 2002, as a t initiative by UN-HABITAT and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR). The establishment of the programme was a direct response to United Nations Commission on Human Settlements resolution 16/7 and United Nations Commission on Human Rights resolutions 2001/28 and 2001/34, all of which called upon the two agencies to elaborate a United Nations Housing Rights Programme. The substantive focus of the programme is grounded in the Habitat Agenda, in particular paragraph 61, which states that "Within the overall context of an enabling approach, Governments should take appropriate action in order to promote, protect and ensure the full and progressive realization of the right to adequate housing". [Read more...
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The UN Global Campaign for Secure Tenure 4m5wz
The Global Campaign for Secure Tenure is designed to take forward the commitment of Governments to providing Adequate Shelter for All, one of the two main themes of the Habitat Agenda. The Campaign identifies the provision of secure tenure as essential for a sustainable shelter strategy, and as a vital element in the promotion of Housing Rights. [Read more...
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The first meeting of UN-HABITAT’s Advisory Group on Forced Evictions 1q4e5t
Nairobi, 12 March, 2004 - UN-HABITAT’s Advisory Group on Forced Eviction (AGFE) met for the first time on 5 March 2005 at the organizations headquarters in Nairobi. UN-HABITAT sees the monitoring of forced evictions as an essential component for the successful implementation of the Habitat Agenda. In her welcoming address, Mrs. Anna Tibaijuka, UN-HABITAT’s Executive Director challenged the group to address the voice of the urban poor who are in urgent need of adequate shelter and some form of secure tenure. [Read more...
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UN-Habitat Advisory Group on Forced Evictions 1x2e4r
UN-HABITAT ADVISORY GROUP ON FORCED EVICTION (2004) (2004)
Cesare Ottolini, Coordinator International Alliance of Inhabitants, Italy
Couglan Pather, Secretary of housing, Durban, South Africa
David Satterthwaite, Senior Fellow IIED, Unite Kingdom
Guillermo Rodriguez Curiel, Executive Commission of the Continental Front of Community organizations, Mexico
Hermes Binner, Mayor of Rosario, Argentina
Hosaka Mitsuhiko, Asian Coalition Housing Rights, Japan
Jane Weru, Pamoja Trust, Kenya
Jockin Arputham, National Slum Dwellers Federation, India
Joel Bolnick, Peoples Dialogue, South Africa
Leticia Osorio, COHRE Latin America, Brazil
Malick Gaye, ENDA Tiers Monde, Senegal
Olivio Dutra, Ministry of the Cities, Brazil
Paulo Teixiera, Secretary of housing and City planning, S. Paolo, Brazil
Scott Leckie, Director COHRE, Switzerland
Somsook Boonyabancha, Community Organizations Development Institute, Thailand
Yves Cabannes, former Coordinator UMP Latin America and Caribbean