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Homelessness is a growing problem around the world. A United Nations report suggests that 100 million people are homeless. And another 1.6 billion people lack adequate housing.
Many countries are having difficulty keeping pace with the problem, which grows regardless of the wealth of nations or the lack thereof. For instance, there are around 60,000 homeless in New York City, where some of the world’s wealthiest live.
What is even more troubling is the fact that the ever-spreading culture of hate results in homeless people being more and more treated like criminals. For instance, spikes have begun to turn up across the cities of England, in places where homeless people previously tried to sleep. Street fixtures are now designed so that no one can lie on them. Rough sleepers report being hosed with water by security guards.
Similar spikes and measures have begun to appear in other cities of the world including Paris, Montreal, New York and Tokyo. In Australia, “move on” laws permit authorities to “disperse” homeless people “where a person’s mere presence could cause anxiety to another person”. Paris police are reported to have taken the blankets of homeless people in an attempt to send them away. In other words, such hostility is increasing at an alarming rate.
For example, recently, footage surfaced showing how people laughed at a drowning refugee in Venice’s Grand Canal. He died minutes later in front of their eyes.
In August, 2015, a Greek coast guard vessel pierced a migrant boat with a lance; migrants in the water were then rescued by the Turkish coast guard.
Or remember how that infamous Hungarian camerawoman tripped a refugee man running with his child in his arms…
… or when European police tear-gassed and used batons against refugees that had children, women and elderly amongst them.
We can cite many more examples… We should remember that these people have to deal with lack of a safe shelter, food, warmth, and privacy - not to mention the constant threat of abuse, violence, exploitation and humiliation. A large number of them suffer from medical problems. Children, women and the elderly are particularly at risk, especially during the winter months.

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