Do we have an obligation to obey any law, no matter how unjust or evil, provided only that it is in fact a valid rule of the legal system in which we happen to be physically located? The attention given to this problem in recent years as a result of controversies over civil disobedience and post-Watergate reassessment of the relation between law and ethics justifies a new look at the classic st...

This paper argues that anti-social behaviour, in the context of homelessness, ought to be seen as acts civil disobedience. Firstly, I identify public space a hostile for people experiencing homelessness. Secondly, detail how this reveals default interpretation them through their mere presence. Thirdly, explore de-politicises. go onto define and examine disobedience theory, counter narrative beh...