![]() San Francisco is pretty typical of major American cities these days, especially on the West Coast. ![]() Her official report concluded that the city's treatment of unhoused people "constitutes cruel and inhuman treatment and is a violation of multiple human rights, including rights to life, housing, health, water, and sanitation." The number of homeless San Franciscans has only grown since then to more than 8,000 people, most of whom sleep on the streets, not in shelters. official visited San Francisco on a world tour examining housing conditions. Impoverished people lie on the ground as a blur of highly paid professionals whiz by. ![]() If you walk around downtown, tents, makeshift cardboard beds and human excrement can be seen littering the sidewalks. For a city as opulent as San Francisco, it's long been jarring to see the extreme poverty of those experiencing homelessness on its streets. ![]()
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