Homelessness in Germany - What if you can’t afford a home?

Up to one million people in Germany are considered to be experiencing homelessness. Despite having a job or a pension, many are unable to afford a home of their own. According to estimates, the number of people experiencing homelessness has been rising steadily since 2008. For too long, politicians...

28 min - Society & Culture - DW Documentary

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