The Roma community in Serbia, which is estimated to number between 400,000 and 500,000 people, continues to face numerous challenges when it comes to political representation and real influence in public life. Although there are formal mechanisms for Roma political participation, many experts and activists believe that their political power is still limited.

In Serbia, Roma have certain institutional mechanisms for political action. One of the key ones is the National Council of the Roma National Minority, which represents the central institution of the Roma community in the areas of education, culture, information and official use of the language.

Well, those mechanisms have little influence, and can be called alibi excercises.

• Zašto Romi nemaju veći politički uticaj u Srbiji? In: Rominfo Media. 14.03.2026. https://rominfomedia.rs/2026/03/14/zasto-romi-nemaju-veci-politicki-uticaj-u-srbiji/