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3 Mar 2025 Published in: News,

Feder.Casa Joins the International Union of Tenants (IUT)

The International Union of Tenants (IUT) is pleased to welcome Feder.Casa as its newest member.

Feder.Casa is an Italian tenant organisation dedicated to defending tenants’ rights and promoting fair and sustainable housing policies. With extensive experience in housing advocacy, Feder.Casa plays a crucial role in supporting renters and influencing housing policy in Italy.

The president of Feder.Casa, Gianluigi Pascoletti, underlines the significance of this membership:
“We are honored to join the International Tenants Union (IUT) with which we hope to give greater relevance to the housing problem in Italy and Europe.”

Marie Linder, President of the IUT, expressed her enthusiasm for this new collaboration:
“We are delighted to welcome Feder.Casa to the IUT. Their commitment to tenants’ rights and housing justice strengthens our global network. By working together, we can further amplify the voices of tenants and advocate for fairer housing policies across Europe and beyond.”

This new partnership marks a significant step forward in the shared mission of both organisations to ensure safe, secure, and affordable housing for all.

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