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France, DOM-TOM: Victory against housing discrimination

Written byAlice Backer
Posted 26 July 2006 20 years ago

Reunion-based Pierrot Dupuy, himself the father of a victim of housing discrimination in France announces (Fr) advocacy group CollectifDOM’s legal victory in the area of housing discrimination against French citizens from the French Overseas Departments and Territories (DOM-TOM) living in France. From here on, landlords can no longer ask for proof of a mainland French bank guaranty as a criterion to select tenants.

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