Rome's Struggling Homeless Population Takes to the Streets. In a stark reminder of the city's ongoing housing crisis, over 300 residents have been forced to set up makeshift camps on Rome's streets following a crackdown on squatted buildings. The move, aimed at tackling the issue of unauthorized occupation, has left many without a roof over their heads. As the city struggles to balance the needs of its growing homeless population with the demands of its affluent residents, the situation raises questions about the effectiveness of the authorities' approach and the long-term solutions needed to address this pressing social issue.
Around 300 residents camp on Rome streets amid crackdown on squatted buildings.
