Jan Verellen
Every dial but one: The Gambia argues about rent, and leaves the right to a home in a rejected draft
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Jan Verellen
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Guyana Already Wrote the Right to a Home — Then Placed It Where No Court Can Reach It
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Jan Verellen
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Five thousand finished houses, no water: what Mauritius decided when it called a home an asset
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Jan Verellen
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1.34 million people are waiting for a plot, and nobody in Gaborone will call a home a right
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Jan Verellen
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Cooper's Pen, the NHT drawdown, and the one word Jamaica's housing debate will not use
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Jan Verellen
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New Zealand Has the Right to a Decent Home Written Down. Our Housing Debate Never Mentions It.
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Jan Verellen
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Liberia is debating who may own land. It is not debating whether a home is a right.
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Jan Verellen
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Seventeen Thousand, Five Hundred and Twenty-Seven: The Word Irish Housing Policy Will Not Say
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Jan Verellen
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