Massachusetts H211 establishes a bill of rights for individuals experiencing homelessness.
Massachusetts H211 establishes a bill of rights for individuals experiencing homelessness, ensuring they can use public spaces without discrimination, interact with public officials without harassment, and access medical care and voting without bias. It prohibits discrimination based on housing status in employment, representation, membership, or licensing. The bill also defines "housing status" as a person's ability to access a fixed, regular, or adequate nighttime residence.
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