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The latest issue of ROMA RIGHTS on Internet
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The latest issue of the ERRC newsletter ROMA RIGHTS is now available
on the Internet!
To go directly to the newsletter, please point your browser to
http://errc.org/romarights/
The Internet edition features:
EDITORIAL
Roma rights litigation
- Dimitrina Petrova
SNAPSHOTS FROM AROUND EUROPE
January:
- Romani Holocaust developments in Germany, Croatia and the Czech
Republic
- Racially motivated violence on the rise in the Czech Republic
December:
- Roma from Kosovo victimized in the Serb-Albanian ethnic conflict
- Hungarian court rules against segregation
- Neighbourly violence in Hungary
November:
- Election fever in Slovakia
- Roma deported from Poland
- Czech Romani MP barred from entering a disco
- The aftermath of the summer floods in Jarovnice, Slovakia
- Floods in Ukraine leave hundreds of Roma homeless
- Election fever in Macedonia
October:
- Another Romani man beaten by police in Kocani, Eastern Macedonia
- Romanian Roma seek asylum in Ireland
- Repatriation of Roma to Bosnia-Herzegovina
- Yugoslav Roma asking for national minority status
- Roma, asylum, and the visa war
- Central Russia: police raid on Romani family
- Round table on the Roma question in Bulgaria in 1999
- Roma from Romania seeking asylum in Hungary
- Hungarian Ministry of Justice plans laws against discrimination at
the workplace
September:
- Police in Ukraine have yet to learn about human rights
- Skinheads burn down family home in Bytom, Poland
- New halting sites law for Irish Travellers
July:
- Police beat four Roma near Ciechocinek, Poland
- Debate over ethnological study in Sweden draws public attention
- Police violence in Macedonian markets
- Swedish government considers adhering to the European Framework
Convention for the Protection of National Minorities
- Nobody wants to adopt Romani children
NOTEBOOK
Race discrimination litigation in Europe: problems and prospects
- James A. Goldston
Court decisions on four cases
Community violence against Roma in Montenegro and the inactivity of
the state
- Branimir Plese
ADVOCACY
The United Nations CAT scrutinizes Hungary and Yugoslavia
- Veronika Leila Szente
We have hundreds of "symbolic" laws ...
- Istv�n Fenyvesi interviews Istv�n Haller
Letter to the Home Secretary of the United Kingdom
Letter to the Minister of the Interior and the General Prosecutor of
Slovakia
CONFERENCES
Seminar on human rights litigation
- Branimir Plese
FIELD REPORT
Primary education of Roma: the case of Hidas, Hungary, 1998
- Alison Pickup and Vikt�ria Moh�csi
MEET THE ERRC
Creative human rights litigation
- Branimir Plese
grants awarded
chronicle
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Other publications of the ERRC:
* Reports on Roma situation by country
* ERRC letters of appeal to governments and other authorities
* Law-based submissions to inter-governmental organs
* Legal submissions to domestic and international courts of law
Guidelines for grants available from the ERRC
Collection of links to other web sites (you are welcome to post your
link)
Information about ERRC
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