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EU recommends measures against evictions and income support

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Briefings

The European Union Council stated that member states committed to preventing and combating homelessness and housing exclusion, though these proposals are not legally binding. This briefing summarizes the EU's position on housing policy, highlighting the distinction between voluntary commitments and mandatory obligations.

Key points

• The EU Council explicitly committed to preventing and combating homelessness and housing exclusion through its communication.
• These commitments are voluntary and do not constitute legally binding obligations for member states.

Context

The European Union Council issued a statement regarding housing policy, emphasizing the need to address homelessness and housing exclusion. While the EU advocates for these measures, the specific commitments remain non-binding, requiring member states to act voluntarily.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the EU Council's statement, which does not specify which countries are involved or the exact timeline for implementation.

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