1. Short title This resolution may be cited as the Unhoused Persons Bill of Rights . 2. Establishing protections for unhoused individuals from violations of their rights (a) Protected rights of unhoused individuals It is the sense of the House of Representatives that the United States must protect the fundamental civil and human rights of unhoused individuals, including— (1) the right to decent, affordable, and accessible housing, livable wages, and universal health care; (2) the right for persons reentering the community from the criminal justice system to access public housing, voucher programs, rental assistance programs, employment, higher education grants, scholarships, and Federal student loans without discrimination on the basis of their criminal record; (3) the rights, privileges, or access of an individual to public services, parks, sidewalks, transportation, buildings, or facilities without discrimination on the basis of their housing status; (4) the right to uninhibited access to public parks, transportation, facilities, sidewalks, buildings, and restrooms without discrimination on the basis of their housing status; (5) the right to access safe and clean restroom facilities, safe and clean drinking water, public handwashing facilities, and public electricity sources without discrimination on the basis of their housing status; (6) the right to access 24-hour and disaster emergency shelters, transitional housing, social services, public housing, and voucher programs without discrimination on the basis of their housing status; (7) the right not to be subject to penalties for standing, walking, resting, or sleeping in a public place or vehicle in a nonobstructive manner, including relying on tents, sleeping bags, additional clothing, or other supplies intended to make sleep comfortable and possible; (8) the right to pray, meditate, or practice religion in public spaces without being subject to criminal or civil sanctions, harassment, or arrest