The murder of a Roma teenager in Greece on November 11, the third such incident this year, has once again highlighted how the Roma population continues to face discrimination
European Union Member States must formally recognize and acknowledge the existence of discrimination based on work and descent as a distinct form of discrimination that deserves the attention of the international community and that affects communities around the world including among others, the Roma in Europe, a report titled âStatus of Communities Discriminated on Work…
The report sheds light on the troubling issues of discrimination faced by Roma, discriminated on Work and Descent, particularly in the countries of Slovakia and Romania.
This declaration is a powerful global call to action, urging the eradication of discrimination based on work and descent and the upholding of human dignity and equality worldwide, emphasizing the need for collective efforts and systemic change.
Romani children are also routinely being assessed as having âmild mental disabilitiesâ and sent to special schools where the quality of education is inferior, a joint Amnesty and ERRC statement said. The European Commission on April 19 brought Slovakia, an EU Member State, to the European Court of Justice for violating the Race Equality Directive…
