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Gwybodaeth a chyngor o wefannau eraill

• Harassment

  The law can protect you from harassment in a variety of different ways. In most cases, your options depend on who is carrying out the harassment, be it your landlord or someone else.

  From: Shelter

• What counts as harassment?

  If your landlord does something that interferes with your ability to enjoy living in your home in peace and is intending to make you leave your home or take away your rights, s/he could be guilty of harassment. Information including examples of harassment, what you can do about it, and if the type of tenancy you have affects the situation.

  From: Shelter

• Harassment and illegal eviction

  If your landlord is trying to force you to move out by causing problems for you s/he may be guilty of harassment, which is a criminal offence. This page explains your rights and what you can do. (This information only applies to England.)

  From: Shelter

• Tips for people renting privately

  Explains what to look for and how to avoid problems if you're currently looking for a place, what your rights are if you're living with a mate, what to do if you're living in somewhere that needs repairs, and what to do if you are being harrassed by your landlord or want to leave. Part of Shetler's campaign against bad landlords.

  From: Shelter

• Violence and abuse

  You may feel you have to leave your home because of threats, abuse or intimidation. It may be possible to stay in your home if you take action against the person responsible. If you don't want to take these steps, the council may have to house you. (Applies in England only)

  From: Shelter

• Darparwyd y dolennau gan Advicenow Gwefan annibynnol ddi-elw yw Advicenow sydd yn darparu gwybodaeth ynglŷn â hawliau a materion cyfreithiol. Mae'r dolennau a ddarparwyd gan Advicenow wedi'u dewis yn ofalus o dros 200 o wefannau o'r DU gan gynghorwyr profiadol.