This piece celebrates Labour’s abolition of no-fault evictions in England and its local enforcement of tenant protections, drawing a parallel to New Zealand’s reversal of renter safeguards to argue for sustained, active government commitment to housing security.
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a reversal undermining hard-won tenant rights
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