Sleeping should be a basic human right, but municipalities are enacting more laws that make it illegal to sleep in public. It's a cruel and financially dumb way to ignore the problem of homelessness. Steve Teare explores the issue in a comic in The Nib called "Sleeping Isn't a Crime."
Laws that criminalize sleeping are on the rise
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Homeless man seriously injured after a cleanup truck scoops him up, along with his tent
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