Dear Crisis e-campaigner Next Friday MPs will debate a vital new law to protect private tenants from sudden eviction through no fault of their own. Please ask your MP to support this essential reform. At the moment, if you've paid the rent but your landlord has failed to pay the mortgage you can find yourself chucked out onto the streets with no rights when the property is repossessed. The new law would be the culmination of the Crisis A private matter? campaign and is simple, but should be effective. If it's passed, around 324,000 private tenants at risk would gain the right to be given notice to find somewhere else to live. With your help, we've got this far with the campaign. Now it's over to MPs – please ask yours to stand up and be counted at the debate on Friday 29 January and to add their name to the motion in support. And it's vital that as many MPs as possible attend on Friday - so please forward this email to friends and ask them to take action too. Asylum seekers need support Crisis is worried about Government plans to cut support for asylum seekers. Asylum seekers are already at risk of homelessness and poverty, especially if their claim is rejected. So as a member of campaign coalition Still Human Still Here Crisis would urge e-campaigners to take action to protest about further cuts to what is already a low level of support. Many thanks for your support Jenny Westaway
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