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Roma people less safe than 20 years ago? GFoD report reveals shocking situation of Communities Discriminated on Work and Descent in Europe
European Union Member States must formally recognize and acknowledge the existence of discrimination based on work and descent as a ...
CATCommunities Discriminated on Work and DescentRight to EducationRight to Freedom from SegregationRomaSDG Goal 4 – Quality EducationSlovak RepublicStories
Slovakia: Will EU Try Slovakia for Segregating Roma Children in School?
Romani children are also routinely being assessed as having “mild mental disabilities” and sent to special schools where the quality ...
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Roma, a historically marginalised and resilient ethnic group, have long faced systemic discrimination and prejudice across Europe. Despite the strides made in the realms of social progress and legal reforms, the Roma population continues to encounter substantial barriers, particularly in areas of work and other key social services and public goods. This report illuminates the intricate web of challenges that contribute to the perpetuation of discrimination, examining the contexts of Slovakia.
Slovakia, a nation rich in culture and history, has struggled to provide equal opportunities for its Roma citizens. Through careful analysis, we uncover the multifaceted dimensions of discrimination in employment, where access to decent work remains a distant dream for many Roma individuals. The intertwining factors of education, cultural stereotypes, and unequal access to resources become apparent as we examine the root causes of this issue. Additionally, the discriminatory treatment of Roma based on their descent adds another layer of complexity, posing fundamental questions about the core principles of human rights and dignity.
