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As the world commemorates the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHOT), it is key to reflect on the fact that across Europe, transgender individuals face different realities shaped by law, culture, and politics. While some countries advance the rights and recognition of a transgender person, others escalate repression and hate.
Europe claims to uphold housing as a fundamental right, yet for many, that right ends where the pavement begins. In both Hungary and France, legal protections are failing to keep pace with rising housing insecurity and the criminalisation of poverty.