Abstract
The author analyzes the meaning of the term ‘housing’ in doctrine, in sectoral legislation, in international documents on human rights, in decisions of intergovernmental organizations. It is concluded that the unequal meaning of the concept of ‘housing’ in various branches of law is one of the most important guarantees for the protection of the right to housing. If it is necessary to provide protection for the inviolability of the home, then the criminal and criminal procedure legislation enshrines the broadest possible meaning of this term. And if the housing legislation aims to improve the living conditions of citizens, then in the interests of the population, on the contrary, to narrow the meaning of this term.
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