Anti-squat law: “It’s a law that I accept,” claims Guillaume Kasbarian

2024-03-07T08:05:23.983Z

Highlights: Anti-squat law: “It’s a law that I accept,” claims Guillaume Kasbarian. Since last summer, Parliament has passed a new law, more severe against squatters. From now on, breaking into and/or illegally occupying accommodation can be punished by 3 years in prison and a fine of 45,000 euros. Before last summer,. the penalties were only one year's imprisonment and a. fine of 15,000 euro.  Questioned this Thursday morning on the set of La Grande interview, the Minister Delegate in charge of Housing Guillaumes Kasbary said "accept this law. It is aLaw that I demand".

Guillaume Kasbarian, Minister Delegate for Housing, was the guest of La Grande interview Europe 1-CNews. At Sonia Mabrouk's microphone, he returned to the application of the anti-squat law, passed last summer. "It's a law that I accept, that I demand," he explains, despite criticism from part of the opposition.