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Call: October 30 action at Portaal in Leiden

Jennifer is a single mother who is expecting her second child. She is due on November 5th. To escape from a violent home situation, she fled to an anti-squat house owned by Ad Hoc. Her child goes to daycare in Leiden, but Jennifer has not yet built up enough waiting time to get social housing here. This while Portaal wants to demolish her house this year. Because Ad Hoc and Portaal refuse to give an exclusion about the date, it makes it impossible to obtain urgency.

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Invitation BPW General Members Meeting – 11 June

On Saturday 11 June, the Bond Precaire Woonvorm will organize a General Members' Meeting from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Afterwards there will be food and a drink with music in honor of our 12th anniversary — and of course also to celebrate that we are holding a physical GMM for the first time in 3 years! So be there to share your ideas and experiences with other BPW members.

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Launch of the Housing Security Toolkit: 'FOOD FIRST, THEN THE RENT' – DOWNLOAD NOW

Launch of Housing Security Toolkit: 'FIRST FOOD, THEN THE RENT' - DOWNLOAD NOW We live in uncertain times, in which insecure work and insecure housing are directly related. Then you can build up rent debt. The Precarious Housing Association (BPW) wants to prevent more people from becoming debtors or homeless as a result of the housing and corona crisis. More than 800,000

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February 18: Residents of Rotterdam Tweebosbuurt in action against evictions by Vestia and Alvast

Come to the presentation of requirements 18/02/21, Vestia, Hilledijk 71 #Sophuisuitvoeringtweebosbuurt February 18: Residents of Rotterdam's Tweebosbuurt in action against evictions by Vestia and Alvast Rotterdam - The wandering housing association Vestia and real estate management company Alvast are once again threatening to have dozens of Rotterdam flex tenants on the street from March 1 to put. Vestia wants to demolish more than five hundred social rental homes in the Tweebosbuurt and there

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December 18: Action against eviction Asha & son Karan by Staedion

Single mother Ashadevie and her son Karan have been on the brink of being homeless for months. They rent a house in the Regentessekwartier in The Hague from housing corporation Staedion. After the municipality suddenly and without consultation deregistered the main tenant of their home and Staedion asked the main tenant to terminate the lease contract, Staedion now wants to evict Ashadevie and Karan from their house. Residents insisted on a workable solution and a new lease, but Staedion refused to comply.

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BPW is successful: JP not homeless — parliamentary questions asked about evictions

Action at Staedion against evictions in the Notenbuurt BPW is successful: JP not homeless - parliamentary questions asked about evictions In the Notenbuurt in The Hague, several flex tenants were forced to leave their homes on October 1. Because no rehousing had been arranged for them, many of them, including Jean Pierre (hereinafter JP), were unable to find a place to live.

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Housing action days The Hague

[English below] LIVING ACTION DAYS will take place in The Hague on Friday and Saturday, July 31 and August 1. The theme for Friday is social housing and precarious housing — on Saturday the theme is the sell-out of the city and gentrification. During these two days we will collectively make a stand against precarity and housing shortage. The past

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Statement of support BPW The Hague with Short Stay? no way!

Since May 1, 2020, a group of activists has occupied a large vacant office building on the Waldeck Pyrmontkade in The Hague's Zeeheldenkwartier (also called Zeeroverskwartier by locals). With this action they combine a personal goal — providing housing, with a social goal — blocking the controversial construction of a hotel for expats and wealthy tourists.

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The gentrification of Moerwijk [The Hague]

The contrast between the new 'Parel Moerwijk' billboard and the boarded-up ghost neighborhood couldn't be greater. Moerwijk, a real residential area in The Hague, will cease to exist. At least, if it is up to project developer WOM Den Haag Zuidwest. She will soon be advertised as 'Parel Moerwijk'. With this showy name change, the rebranding into a luxurious residential area is complete. We provide insight here

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