What can you expect from a UK tabloid when speaking about Roma … Pandering to stereotypes.
A city councillor made racist comments on Facebook and is frantically deleting comments from Roma and Travellers…
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Roma and Travellers drove through London as part of a charity event.
A restaurant told staff not to take reservations from Roma… They eventually apologised.
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An article about the largest horse fair in the UK.
Several articles and pictures of the start of the fair.
The Appleby fair will start tomorrow.
The largest Horse Fair in the UK in Appleby starts on June 8th. This year, visitors are being asked whether things can be improved for the horses.
An exhibition on Roma and Travellers in York Castle.
According to the council of Europe Roma and Travellers in the UK suffer persistent discrimination. Unfortunately, not changing at all.
A documentary film, entitled “Leaving” and directed by Mira Erdevički, presents a picture of the Roma that will probably surprise many viewers in Slovakia. The three main protagonists speak perfect English, are appreciated in their professions, and especially accepted by their surroundings, to which they repay by actively helping the community. But there is one catch. Although they come from Slovakia or the Czech Republic, they had to go to Britain to get such an opportunity.
A few articles on the fair, plus one on an exhibition.
One of the most important horse fair among Trvaellers and Roma in the UK held on May 20th.
The statements of the Labour MP about racism continue to draw criticism.
The British Labour MP Diane Abott had to resign following an outcry after a letter she wrote to a newspaper in which she suggested that “prejudice” experienced by “white-seeming people” is distinct from racism against black people.
This when one in three Roma and Travellers have experienced racism in the UK.
A Rom truck driver who lives in Manchester has become a social media star and has turned into an activist. A reportage.
A recent comprehensive survey highlighted the high level of racism against Roma in the UK, with up to two thirds of the Roma shaving experienced abuse or attacks.
Bad.
A comparison of the fate of Roma and Jews in the UK as viewed from an English Romni.
Jo Clement, a lecturer at Northumbria University, recently published a poetry collection that has been nominated for the prestigious John Pollard Foundation Poetry Prize.
She also was an editor in the ERIAC published book “Wagtail: The Roma Women’s Poetry Anthology”.
There seems to be an increase of care proceeding for children of Roma in Bradford, UK. The city of Bradford has taken several young Roma children in their care.
Basically, they are continuing some old policies. This is bad.
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