Report on economic and social rights in Nottingham submitted to the UN.

The report touches upon the right to good work, housing and food

The report was submitted to Philip Alston, the UN Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights, for his new project on economic and social rights. It is a collaborative effort of academics from the NTU Departments of Sociology and Psychology, as well as the United Private Hire Drivers union (Nottingham branch) and the Nottingham Housing Justice Forum. 

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