Government accused of neglecting women rough sleepers by undercounting them
Briefly

Researchers uncovered a 43% discrepancy in the number of homeless women compared to official government figures, showing a significant undercounting issue.
Campaigners highlight the gender bias in government data collection methods, which fail to consider hidden places where homeless women seek refuge to avoid sexual violence.
A former rough sleeper emphasized the dilemma faced by homeless women - needing visibility for help while also striving for invisibility for safety.
Studies revealed alarming disparities in recorded numbers of homeless women in different areas, raising concerns about the accuracy and effectiveness of current data collection processes.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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