Unhoused individuals launch protest near City Hall to push for end to homelessness 

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A group of unhoused New Yorkers are camping out near City Hall to call attention to the city’s treatment of the homeless.

Johnny Grima who previously was arrested for making a stand against Adams’ sweeps in the East Village is leading a new charge for homeless rights. The homeless rights advocate, who was most recently found sleeping rough on the street beside Tompkins Square Park, is leading a band of undomiciled men and women in a camp out and is asking for all of the city’s homeless to join him.