Make Housing a Human Right

Let's MAKE HOUSING A HUMAN RIGHT!

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We’re in a housing crisis, but the two old parties keep using homes for profit, instead of treating it as a basic need of every person.

If you've ever wondered what it’s going take to finally end this housing crisis, you're not alone.

The first step to solving a problem is admitting you have one in the first place.

If we want to tackle this housing crisis, we need the ACT Government to recognise it has the responsibility to fix it.

Sign our petition to enshrine housing as a human right so that we change the way we think about housing in this city.

ALSO SEE: In December we launched draft legislation which the Greens will move to enshrine housing as a human right, alongside a discussion paper explaining how it works. 

 

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