An article in Arte on a Rmnja grop from Serbia defying stereotypes.
- Tracks – Romani baddies : les rappeuses roms qui cassent les stéréotypes et le patriarcat – Regarder l’émission complete. In: Arte. https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/119473-004-A/tracks
An article in Arte on a Rmnja grop from Serbia defying stereotypes.
At the third gathering of the Romanipen Literary Club, held on August 24 at the Center for Creative Joy in Novi Sad, the members discussed the works of the two most famous Roma poets – Bronislawa Wajs Papusza and Slobodan Berberski. These two authors, although close in terms of the time in which they lived, represent different approaches to poetry, which was the central topic of discussion at this gathering.
Roma from Apatin once again proved that they are great hosts. They held a spectacular “Roma night”. The streets were filled with people, the gates and yards were wide open, and the sounds of music and laughter echoed through the settlement. The main venue was full, while the sounds of songs and dances of barefoot children rang out from the stage, creating a unique atmosphere.
Dragan Ristić, producer, actor and member of the KAL group, talks to Danas about the position of Roma in Serbia, their inclusion that Europe insists on, how important education is when it comes to the minority population, prejudices that should be broken, as well as about Roma symbols.
During the evening hours in Ljubić polje in Čačak, South Serbia, there was a massive brawl between Roma which left two people injured.
Bad.
A reaction from Serbia on the introduction by Google of Romanes in Google translate. Not surte how they arrive at the 4.6 Mio number … But well, this is taken from Euronews.
A seminar for representatives of local institutions on the topic of Child, early and forced marriages was held in Vranje, within the framework of the Roma women’s activism project in the protection of Roma girls from violence caused by child marriages.
The goal of the project is to reduce the number of child marriages in the Roma community in Serbia, that is, to protect the human rights of Roma girls, as well as to raise awareness that child marriages are not part of Roma culture.
42 Roma graves were robbed and desecrated in Obrenovac and the town next to Zvečka, Serbia. This is not the first time that Romani graves have been the target of robbers in Obrenovac.
An article in the Serbian press about the first Conference dedicated to the development of media strategy, critical approach and improvement of the position of journalists dealing with issues of the Roma community in Europe which was held in Murska Sobota, Slovenia May 20-22.
One of the key problems faced by Roma in media across Europe is the lack of young Roma who want to engage in journalism. According to the article, Serbia is leading the way with many young Roma engaged in Journalism.
The Novi Sad Roma Ball will be held on Tuesday, May 28, starting at 8 p.m., at the “Vila Moskva” hotel. Every year, the Roma association “Bela Romkinja” organizes a traditional Roma ball.
This year, in addition to the main event, a humanitarian evening will be organized, where packages will be made from the money collected and sent to help families in the Bangladesh settlement whose houses were destroyed by fire.
The program of the Radio Television of Vojvodina in Romanes.
Just a reminder, a program from the Vojvodina, in Romanes.
Roma NGOs from Kosovo and Serbia are collaborating all the while the respective majority populations are increasingly at odd.
A video from Serbia’s Happy TV appeared on the social network Facebook, from a report in which the television crew peeks into the luxury of Roma villas. They showed what the life of rich Roma in Serbia looks like.
Vitomir Mihajlović was elected president of the National Council of the Roma National Minority. The council has 35 members. The largest group of representatives come from the European Serbia Roma movement, with 18 members, and the other 17 ones divided amongst 6 organisations.
The premiere of the play “Poor Mileva from Bosnia in our civilization in 1878” was held in Subotica, Serbia. This is the oldest known Serbian text written by a woman. The play features the National Theatre, children from the drama section of the Children’s Theatre, and members of the Roma community.
Every weekday in the morning slot from 10.05am on TV1 and replays at 4.10pm on TV2, Paleta brings pictures and words from life, stories about ordinary people, reports on events and processes important for the preservation of cultural, linguistic and ethnic diversity in Vojvodina. Reports, life stories, information, documentary shows, events, problems and solutions…
One of the broadcasting languages is Romanes.
Another of those articles about the rich Roma villas. This time in Serbia.
A few days ago, a police raid on a Roma camp in Belgrade turned into a pogrom. Violence and racism against the minority are increasing, to the indifference of the authorities and almost the entire political class.
This is bad.
On the occasion of the celebration of International Mother Language Day, the Romanipen Educational and Cultural Community from Kragujevac organized a public forum “Roma language – a beacon of preservation of Roma cultural identity” as part of the project “Spin the wheel of Roma culture”.