Daily Archives: août 31, 2026

Nouvelles suisses

Roma in Geneva

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Roma in Geneva

The article discusses the media focus on the Romani communities in Geneva, highlighting the political attention on their living conditions and the push to remove their presence from public view.

It criticizes the right-wing political stance that prioritizes cleanliness over the welfare of these communities, suggesting that their systematic removal exacerbates vulnerability and exploitation.

The article calls for a more humane approach to social integration and housing solutions for the Romani families, emphasizing the need for long-term support rather than punitive measures.

Nouvelles d'Europe de l'est Slovénie

Imer Traja Brizani

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Imer Traja Brizani

Imer Traja Brizani, a prominent Romani musician and composer, celebrates 30 years of his group Amala and 46 years of artistic creation, blending Romani music with jazz and classical influences.

He emphasizes the importance of music as a means to break stereotypes and foster cultural dialogue, highlighting his family’s musical legacy and collaborations with notable artists.

Brizani advocates for better understanding and support for the Romani community in Slovenia, stressing the need for professional knowledge to combat stereotypes and promote genuine inclusion.

Nouvelles d'Europe de l'est Serbie

Political Rally and Busing

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Political Rally and Busing

A significant number of Roma attended a political rally organized by the ruling party in Serbia, primarily coming from southern Serbia in four buses.

They received the lowest daily allowances compared to other groups, with 2,000 dinars, while Roma from Čačak received 4,000 dinars and those from Ljig received 3,000 dinars.

The Roma coordinator from Čačak, Gradimir Radosavljević, was notably vocal at the rally, initially calling out a derogatory term before correcting himself to a more neutral term.

Nouvelles d'Europe de l'est Serbie

Political Rally in Serbia

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Political Rally in Serbia

A tense political rally in Užice, Serbia, saw Serbian President Vučić facing significant local opposition, including physical confrontations with activists and police blocking access to the event.

Many attendees were reportedly brought in from other regions, while local residents, including Roma, expressed their discontent and refused to support the rally, highlighting a divide within the community.

The event was marred by violence, with reports of activists being attacked and police using tear gas against local protesters, indicating a growing unrest against Vučić’s regime.

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