The Dutch Council of State Confirms that a Mother From Amsterdam Who Lives with Three Children in 32 Square Meters Will Not Have Priority to Access Social Housing
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The Dutch Council of State has rejected on appeal the petition of a woman from Amsterdam seeking an emergencyeverklaring, the document that allows her to advance positions on the waiting list for social housing. The mother lives with her three children in an apartment of 32 square meters, a situation that, she explained, causes her sleep problems and psychological discomfort. Nevertheless, the decision concludes that the city acted according to …
The Council of State has rejected an appeal by an Amsterdam woman for an urgency declaration for a social rental home. The ruling states that the municipality made a difficult but justified choice, given the shortage of social rental homes in the city.
The Council of State has rejected an appeal by an Amsterdam woman for an urgency declaration for a social rental home. The ruling states that the municipality made a difficult but justified choice, given the shortage of social rental homes in the city.
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