This article discusses the experience of a housing cooperative consisting predominantly of domestic workers in campaigning for adequate housing, especially at local government level, as part of the struggle to achieve a secure and dignified existence. While identifying formidable obstacles, it also shows the interconnectedness of the various challenges and the need for a integrated approach in addressing them.
The FORUM section features contributions which have not necessarily been peer-reviewed but which the editors consider relevant to the themes LDD is developing.
2011/2012 Special Collection: Civil society participation in Parliamentary oversight
2010 Special Collection: Working in the margins
2009(2) Special Collection: Focus on Women in Africa
2007 Special Collection: Labour Law from a Working Class Perspective
2006(2) Special Collection: Constitutionalism and Human Rights