A law making homelessness a petty offense was passed by the Hungarian Parliament in 2013, and since then the state has spent upwards of HUF 284,460,000 on persecuting homeless people, according to the press statement.
The City is for All is asking people to support the passing of Szélʼs bill to undo the criminalization of homelessness by writing to a member of Parliament using this sample letter as a template.
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