Leieboerforeningen
Oslo, Norway
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Founded in 1933, Leieboerforeningen is a non-profit association based in Oslo, Norway working on housing & homelessness, justice & legal aid.
Leieboerforeningen is a non-profit, politically independent membership and interest organisation for tenants in Norway. It provides members with legal advice from in-house lawyers and legal consultants on rental matters, including residential and commercial leases, and offers courses, webinars and publications on tenancy law. It also runs advocacy work to strengthen tenants' rights and improve the rental sector, and has local branches, including one for municipal tenants in Oslo. Founded in 1933, it has around 6,200 members across the country and is based in Oslo.
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Housing & Homelessness · Norway
Local branch for municipal tenants in Oslo, providing legal advice on social housing matters such as applications for housing transfers, appeals against decisions and housing benefit.
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