In New York City, everyone has the right to fair and equal treatment in housing, regardless of immigration status. Housing discrimination based on national origin or immigration status is illegal, and protections are in place for all tenants. Every tenant deserves to live safely and with dignity.
New York City provides protections against discrimination. Landlords cannot harass tenants, refuse to make repairs, or threaten individuals because of their immigration status. Help is available for those who experience housing discrimination. New Yorkers can file a complaint at on.nyc.gov/reportdiscrimination.
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No matter your immigration status, you have the right to fair and safe housing in NYC. If a landlord is harassing or discriminating against you, that’s illegal, and you can take action. on.nyc.gov/reportdiscrimination #ImmigrantRights #HousingEquality #NYCImmigrants #FairHousing
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All New Yorkers, regardless of immigration status, have the right to fair and safe housing. Landlords cannot harass, threaten, or discriminate against tenants based on national origin or perceived immigration status.
It is illegal for a housing provider to:
Report housing discrimination to the NYC Commission on Human Rights at on.nyc.gov/reportdiscrimination or call (212) 416-0197.