Anika

[Anika @akanagar4202]

@fhaque3681 I agree that shelters can be unhygienic and overcrowded, but what do you mean by "their fault"? I assume you mean they should not be evicted because the shelters offered are not sufficient, but could you elaborate? #OJENROEJSP22 @OJEN_ROEJ @ProvostLaw

[Anika @akanagar4202]

@fhaque3681 I agree that shelters can be unhygienic and overcrowded, but what do you mean by "their fault"? I assume you mean they should not be evicted because the shelters offered are not sufficient, but could you elaborate?

[Anika @akanagar4202]

@adepew5183 @Vampire_Apple02 @OJEN_ROEJ @ProvostLaw I agree that the park size is not really relevant, but evicting people living in tent encampments is not a complete solution. If they are to be evicted, what options could possibly be introduced to help them? @OJEN_ROEJ #OJENROEJSP22 @ProvostLaw

[Anika @akanagar4202]

#OJENROEJSP22 @OJEN_ROEJ @ProvostLaw
Overall, tent encampments are not a desirable option, but to allow its eviction, safe shelters and support should be provided to those living in them. (3/3)

[Anika @akanagar4202]

#OJENROEJSP22 @OJEN_ROEJ @ProvostLaw
Allowing tent encampments to continue can risk the public from a safe environment such as in parks, but evicting them also goes against those living in the tents. (1/3)

[Anika @akanagar4202]

#OJENROEJSP22 @OJEN_ROEJ @ProvostLaw
If cities are to evict those in tent encampments, there must be shelters that are well-run, safe, and provide necessities and a healthy environment. This allows people to use public property for their intended purposes. (2/3)