Dear Supporters, 

I can’t thank you enough for your incredible support so far. Your signatures, shares, and voices have been the foundation of this movement. Together, we are shining a light on the injustice of unfair evictions in New South Wales. 

My story is not just one person’s battle, my experience represents the reality faced by countless tenants across NSW. After negotiating a rent increase, I was issued an eviction notice. Imagine the fear of losing your home, the place where you feel safe and secure, simply for standing up for your rights. This isn’t just wrong—it’s devastating. 

Despite the ban on “no grounds” evictions, landlords still exploit loopholes, leaving families, individuals, and vulnerable communities at risk of homelessness and mental health crises. My story, amongst countless others, must serve as a wake-up call for all of us. 

I’m deeply grateful for every one of you who has taken the time to sign this petition and share it. Your compassion and determination are inspiring, and you’ve already made a difference by showing that this issue can no longer be ignored. But we need to push harder. 

I’m asking you to dig deep. Imagine yourself—or someone you love—facing the fear and uncertainty of losing their home with nowhere to turn. No one should have to endure this. 

Here’s how you can help make this change possible: 

-  Share this petition far and wide. With your networks, in community groups, or on social media. Every signature brings us closer to justice. 

- Speak up. Contact NSW leaders like Premier Chris Minns, Attorney General Michael Daley, and Housing Minister Rose Jackson. Let them know we demand real protections for tenants. 

- Stand with tenants: Support local advocacy groups and encourage others to join this fight. 

Your support means the world to me. With your help, we can reach 500 signatures—and beyond. We can demand a housing system that treats everyone with fairness and dignity. 

From the bottom of my heart, thank you for standing with me, with tenants, and with all those fighting to keep their homes. Together, we can make a real difference. 

With gratitude and hope, 

Zoya