Egyptian victims resist new housing options

The Egyptian government has announced an additional three-month period for submitting applications for alternative housing for those affected by the amendments to the "Old Rent" law, following the expiration of the original deadline on July 12. The law includes the termination of open rental contracts within seven years, providing alternative housing units for tenants who do not have other residences, and implementing an annual rent increase starting next September at a rate of 15%. Although around 102,000 applications have been received so far, experts and parliamentarians believe the actual numbers are much higher due to some residents refusing to register. They also point to issues in implementing the law, including a lack of accurate data and the poor availability of alternative units. There are concerns that the law may face legal challenges, with some lawsuits arguing it is unconstitutional.

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