The announcement to remove intimidation points is nothing more than a cynical move to avoid accountability for systemically ignoring gender based violence that places women at more serious and imminent risk of serious injury or being killed in the home.
When a lead tenant in social housing passes away, the likelihood of other family members being evicted is dependent on whether they are judged to have met criteria to succeed the tenancy.
If you are not among the few who can buy a social home, but you live in a social home, the Housing Executive (and Housing Associations) has a Right to Evict your family, after you pass away, curbed by only minimal conditions.
… not at anyone but just to make a visual impact”: A history of the Dún Laoghaire Housing Action Group, by Fiadh Tubridy and Gregor Kerr
A statement by members of Brazilian Left Front and CATU
