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From: The Socialist issue 724, 27 June 2012: Hypocrites! Tories bash benefits, rich let off the hook

Search site for keywords: Housing - Protest - Young people - Youth Fight for Jobs - Youth - Jobs - Hackney

Protest for affordable housing - join the Austerity Games

Claire Laker-Mansfield, Youth Fight for Jobs, said: "Cameron's latest comments on housing benefit for under 25s represent a cruel and vicious attack on young people. In particular, this will hit the most vulnerable.

"His crass comments, condemning young people who attempt to live as independent adults rather than with their parents throughout their early 20s, stink of an out of touch prime minister unable to understand the lives of those not lucky enough to have his own hyper-privileged background."

Youth Fight for Jobs will highlight the issue of unaffordable housing for young people in the 'property high jump' at the Austerity Games:

Austerity Games 2012

Monday 23 July, 2pm

Hackney Marshes, Homerton Road, London

#austeritygames

@youthfight4jobs

www.youthfightforjobs.com






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