This special edition concentrates on the Brazilian experience. Articles provide analysis on: Urban Planning and the Right to Housing (by Edsio Fernandes); the Brazilian Constitution and the Right to the City (by Nelson Saule Jnr); and Urban Legislation (by Leticia Osrio), among other items of interest. COHRE invite you to read and reflect on the contents.
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Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC) is a premier Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) established in April 1992 with a mandate of enhancing human rights-centred governance at all levels in the society. [...]
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