The Defender of Rights intervenes on the problem of students and the homeless
The Defender of Rights addresses the situation of students and the homeless
\n\nThe news shows it, the Defender of Rights, Claire Hédon, took up the worrying situation of students and homeless. A solidarity movement is being established in France to bear witness to the growing unhappiness in these vulnerable populations.
\n\nA strong commitment from the Defender of Rights
\n\nIn a context of health and economic crisis which is worsening the living conditions of the most deprived, Claire Hédon has decided to act. There Rights defender, traditionally focused on the protection of human rights, this time pays attention to the precarious living conditions of students and homeless.
\n\nStudents, an increasingly precarious population
\n\nRestrictions linked to the COVID-19 epidemic have accelerated the impoverishment of part of the students. Their occupations, often precarious, have been hit hard by the crisis. Some have thus fallen into precariousness, or even into extreme poverty. This alert from the Rights defender comes in a context of student distress which is becoming more and more evident.
\n\nThe homeless issue
\n\nTHE homeless, victims of an ever more significant social invisibility, arouse the concern of the Rights defender. Their social emergency situation, already very worrying before the crisis, has worsened since the start of the pandemic. As winter approaches, their social exclusion and the health risks they face become major problems.
\n\nThere Rights defender says it is determined to advance the cause of these vulnerable populations. In a country which advocates the values of solidarity and equality, the attention paid by Claire Hédon to the situation of students and homeless is a reminder that these principles must be concretely applied and respected by all.
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