VOICED: More women in France living on breadline

Francoise has been struggling for two years to find stable work and accommodation in Paris. She currently rents a small room but fears returning to homelessness as her contract ends. Her situation is common among French women living alone. Despite working and volunteering, she faces challenges in securing housing. Francoise is now taking legal action to claim her right to housing under French law.

What is Francoise's current housing situation?

• She stays with family.

• She lives in a hostel.

• She rents a small room in Paris.

• She owns a house in Paris.

What is the main concern Francoise has about her future housing?

• Her rent is too high.

• She wants to move to another city.

• She dislikes her current neighborhood.

• Her contract is ending soon.

What does the French charity Secours Catholique say about the situation of women like Francoise?

• It is only a problem in rural areas.

• It is not a concern.

• It is becoming more common.

• It is a rare occurrence.

What was Francoise's experience living in a tent city?

• It was a safe and secure environment.

• It was a luxurious experience.

• It was a temporary solution with many dangers.

• It was a permanent housing solution.

What legal action is Francoise taking to improve her housing situation?

• She is applying for a government grant.

• She is moving to another country.

• She is claiming her right to housing under French law.

• She is suing her landlord.