The Shanty it is.

Take me back to The Shanty.

The man is screaming inside his shanty abode.

There's a place called The Shanty on Macon Street.

Well it looked like a little shanty shed when I'd finished.

26. As in the past, victims come mainly from the shanty towns.

Discography Albums 007 Shanty Town (1967) Doctor Bird (Desmond Dekker The Aces) Action!

Ninety per cent of the urban population will no longer live in shanty towns.

This was Southland, a small shanty community on the western side of Nairobi, Kenya.

Every time I thought of you out in that shanty, I got the creeps.

And then they match her mortgage to what she paid in rent for her little shanty.

(c) Limiting the spread of unregulated housing and shanty dwellings in order to promote human dignity in living conditions and accommodation.

36. On 23 May 1994, the bodies of four political activists were found shot dead in the shanty town of Cité Soleil.

In that regard it was enough to cite the case of children living in shanty towns, street children and child victims of prostitution.

Following the inexplicable and unpardonable operation to demolish shanty towns, which was condemned by the international community, the Council had to look at the situation.

He had been attending a mass at the Saint John Bosco Church at La Saline, a shanty town on the outskirts of Port au Prince.

Most of the 13,500 returnees are scattered throughout shanty townships where the majority of the receiving communities are themselves destitute, suffering from homelessness, joblessness and hopelessness.

This is perhaps the most primitive shanty that you can find in Kibera, little more than a stick and mud hut next to a garbage heap.

The Government had therefore formulated plans to provide services to the countryside in order to stop that influx and turn the shanty towns into decent places to live.

Everything from a shanty town, to this type of extraordinary event today, to an event that happened on a floating hotel in the middle of Amazon rainforest for 600 people.

We've had one event in a shanty town in Kibera where the organizer just put a sheet on the wall, projected some TED talks and invited some people from the local community.

34. In the shanty town of Raboteau, Gonaïves, Department of Artibonite, on 22 April 1994, between 15 and 20 residents were arbitrarily executed by members of the army, together with members of FRAPH, a paramilitary group.

Since Governments often lack the financial means to accommodate the influx of rural to urban migrants and to provide subsidies for building new houses, many young people end up living in shanty towns or on the streets.

That was certainly the case in the Sudan, where millions had left the countryside to live in shanty towns around cities in the most appalling and dangerous conditions, threatening the country apos s social and economic structure.

Those efforts have led to the provision of a healthy dwelling for every Libyan family and we have been able to eliminate all the slums and shanty towns that used to exist on the outskirts of our larger cities.

Addressing more specifically the issue of evictions, the observer indicated that the shanty settlements had been illegally erected in areas reserved for urban development and announcements had been made that they would be subject to demolition in case of need.

In addition, a greater focus on results would facilitate the identification of core areas of concern (creation of modern infrastructures, water supply, sanitation, elimination of slums and shanty towns, etc.) and serve as a catalyst for implementing the Habitat Agenda as a whole.

56. Also in March 1994, the Special Rapporteur was informed that in one raid carried out by the army on shanty town areas of Port au Prince, some 40 women were raped, including an eight year old girl and a 55 year old woman.

So, I'd encourage you actually we have a blog, where we're trying to capture some of these stories, to go to the TEDx blog and read some of the stories happening from a shanty town in Kibera to a floating hotel in the middle of Amazon forest.

The great majority of those potential immigrants end up living in the shanty towns of Port au Prince, where they become involved in criminal activity and are used to foment the climate of insecurity that has existed in the country for several years, since the departure of former President Aristide.

The phenomena of shacks and shanty towns have disappeared and the number of modern housing units increased from 283,000 in 1973 to 556,000 in 1985 and to 635,000 in 1995 The incidence of overcrowding, which is measured by the number of families per housing unit, has declined in 1995, there was approximately one family for every housing unit Most of the population (85.4 per cent) are urban dwellers The total number of housing units in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya amounted to 930,870 in 2000.