• kindenough@kbin.earth
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    4 months ago

    I have the basic right for a roof over my head but doesn’t mean I don’t have to pay my rent. If I get thrown out of my house I still have basic rights, including food, water, clothing, housing, medical care and other necessary social services, including internet access as it is required to have interaction with government social services.

    Water will only stay connected if it has medical emergency, otherwise it will be disconnected when bills are not paid and no reaction from the customer. One can ask for water containers before disconnection. Water company’s are required to give each person in the household a minimum of 3 liters for 4 days. Government will intermediate between company and customer for re-connection through a debt counselling program.

    That’s how basic rights work over here.