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Right to Shelter : National and International Perspective

Shelter is the 'Root of Happiness'. Human beings cannot fully develop emotionally, intellectually and spiritually without a shelter i.e. home. Shelter is one of our vital needs without which it is impossible to carry on our activities. Shelter is one of the very basic needs for human survival. Shelter is more than a roof over head. It provides security, an identity, a place to come back to: a home and a place to have a family life. Shelter or housing is a basic fundamental human right which is vital for life, growth, development and dignity of every citizen, family, society and the country. Right to shelter constitutes the entire spectrum of human needs jurisprudence. Right to shelter is the right of every person, woman, youth and child to acquire and sustain a secure home and community in which they live in peace, harmony and dignity.