UN-Habitat Principles on the Right to the City

Statement 1 is correct because the 'Right to the City' is enshrined within the New Urban Agenda adopted at UN Habitat III, which tasks UN-Habitat with monitoring its progress. Statement 2 is correct because the core philosophy of this framework centers on collective ownership, granting urban dwellers the right to participate in and reclaim urban public spaces. Statement 3 is incorrect because while it advocates for inclusivity, it does not legally bar the state from using regulatory actions or zoning restrictions in unauthorized colonies. > The Right to the City framework advocates for inclusive governance and public spaces, managed globally under UN-Habitat guidelines. Answer: (c).