Paulo, one in every three women over the age of 16 has experienced some sort of sexual violence. Criticism The growing popularity of the concept has nonetheless raised some criticism and concerns on how the original vision of Henri Lefevbre could be reduced to a “citizenship vision”, focused on the mere implementation of social and economic rights in the city leaving aside its transformatory nature and the concept of social conflict behind the original concept. Marcelo Lopes de Souza has for instance argued that as the right to the city has become "fashionable these days", "the price of this has often been the trivialisation and corruption of Lefebvre's concept" and called for fidelity to the original radical meaning of the idea. See also Human Rights City Progressivism References Further reading External links World Charter for the Right to the City (PDF)z World Charter for the Right to the City (HTML) Proposal for a Charter for Women's Right to the City Proposals and Experiencies towards the Right to the City, Ana Sugranyes and Charlotte Mathivet (editors) 03-16-2010 Political philosophy Urban planning Equality rights