A comparison of the fate of Roma and Jews in the UK as viewed from an English Romni.
Anti-poverty projects have apparently helped “thousands” of Roma find jobs or enrol their children in kindergartens. Up to 64 million euros were handed out in seven years. 150 villages were helped. Improvement can be seen somewhere, but there are also villages where the aid system is failing.
Well, frankly, this amounts to 61’000 Euro per village and per year. What did they expect?
Hungary was condemned by the European Court of Human Rights for the segregation of Roma in the education system and has been asked to provide a plan to remediate this.
It is doubtful whether Orban and his government will comply. Segregated schools are common in Hungary for Roma.
English (UK) 
Deutsch 
Français