Hundreds of people took to the streets of the Greek capital, Athens, on Wednesday to protest increased rents and deepening the housing crisis.

Protesters gathered at Klafthmonos Square, downtown, looking for more affordable residences and better protection for tenants.

The union, student groups and civil society organisations joined the protest in the Greek capital, calling on the government to take effective measures to cope with the rapid increase in residential costs.

Later, protesters marched towards parliament, seeking access to housing at affordable prices for all.

The demonstration, organised by the initiative “Intangible for All,” ended peacefully, without reports of incidents, broadcast Anadolu.

Source Layer: RTKLive