Author Archives: Roma Foundation

Really?

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Really?

An article about “Ukrainian” (sic.!) refugees complaining being housed in a gym and who are allegedly Roma, not necessarily from the Ukraine.

If you write such articles, you should (a) know what you are talking about  and (b) not make allegations that can neither be proved nor disproved. If the refugees had a Ukrainian ID, they are from the Ukraine. If they are not, it is also pretty easy to know, as they will not speak Ukrainian or Russian.

Crap journalism.

Poland and Refugees

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Poland and Refugees

Dr. Hanna Machińska, Polsih deputy Ombudsman declared in an interview that Poland is applying double standards concerning refugees. Better not be coloured or Rom…

Bad.

40 Years

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40 Years

It has been 40 years since Germany acknowledged the Roma Holocaust. Nevertheless, discriminations still perdure.

Rome and Roma

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Rome and Roma

Seems that the old plans of former mayor Raggi to close camps and relocate them are still being enforced. It also seems that the money is totally wasted, not helping relocating Roma.

Unfortunately not surprising.

Weltwoche

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Weltwoche

The rightist Swiss paper the Weltwoche, who has written numerous derogatory articles about Roma and now does the apology of Putin wrote a comment on the new German Anti-Roma Racism commissioner. And what does the Weltwoche have to say: simply that “The anti-Semitism commissioner shows how successful this is: the number of anti-Semitic incidents has been increasing since he came into existence”.

SHAME on them.

Racism and Refugees

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Racism and Refugees

Better not be Rom or African at the Ukrainian Slovak border. Bus drivers there refused Roma, even forbade them the use of toilets, and many of them were left for days at the border.

Bad.

Poland and Roma Refugees

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Poland and Roma Refugees

Some places we visited in Poland with Roma refugees.


Waplewo:  85 Roma, out of which 46 children.  From Lutsk, Ukraine.

Krzyżowice: 12 Roma of which 6 children. From Odessa. They want to go to Lithuania where they have relatives.

Wasilków: 102 Roma out of which 56 children. From Wolynië.

Currently no help from the Polish state.

  • Rroma Foundation / Rroma Contact Point.

Roma in Slovakia

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Roma in Slovakia

A worrisome trend in Slovakia where Roma communities are moved out to outskirts or in formerly vacant buildings and left to rot there. Basically, municipalities try to get rid of Roma and minimise investment to Roma neighbourhood.

Bad.

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