Daily Archives: October 30, 2026

Sport and Racism

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Sport and Racism

Despite UEFA’s zero tolerance policy against racism, anti-Hungarian and anti-Roma chants continue to be prevalent in Romanian football stadiums.

Recent matches, including the FCSB-Rapid derby, have seen a resurgence of these chants, prompting calls for stricter penalties from sports authorities.

Officials and community leaders emphasize the need for deeper solutions beyond sanctions, advocating for awareness campaigns and dialogue to address the root causes of racism in sports.

No Roma child left out

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No Roma child left out

The Partida Romilor PRO-EUROPA in Dolj is launching a campaign called “No Roma Child Left Out of School” to combat school dropout rates among Roma children.

The initiative involves collaboration with local educators, health mediators, and community volunteers to engage parents and promote the importance of education.

The campaign aims to provide equal opportunities for Roma children and address broader social issues such as identity documentation and discrimination.

Roma Night

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Roma Night

The event “Romska noć” (Romani Night) will take place on November 4, 2026, at Propaganda bar in Nikšić, celebrating the World Romani Language Day on November 5, focusing on the preservation of the Romani language and culture.

The program includes a panel discussion on the status of the Romani language in Montenegro, an exhibition of Romani legends, and a karaoke competition featuring Romani songs.

The event is organized by several cultural organizations and aims to raise awareness about the importance of preserving the Romani language and cultural identity, with free entry for all attendees.

“XVth World Roma Congress”

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“XVth World Roma Congress”

The 15th International Romani Congress is taking place in Sofia, Bulgaria, from October 29 to 31, with representatives from around 25 countries, including Turkey, the UK, and the US.

Toma Mladenov, president of the organizing association O’GI E ROMENGO, emphasized unity among the Romani community, which numbers approximately 14 million worldwide.

The congress focuses on advocating for the rights and development opportunities of the Romani community, particularly in education and healthcare access, while stressing the importance of their own voices being heard.

None of the traditional Romani politics movements such as the Internatiuonal Romani Union are participating.

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