ERRC victory: Romani boys denied enrolment in school win case in Czech Republic!
Read more about reproductive rights violation for Romani women in Hungary: https://t.co/MN2y2LNYao #InternationalWomensDay #BeBoldForChange pic.twitter.com/S0XIpAt4YG
— ERRC (@ERRCtweets) 8. März 2017
Check out ERRC video on #InternationalWomensDay! #RomaRights #WomensRights #BeBoldForChange https://t.co/R2Arocos0J
— ERRC (@ERRCtweets) 8. März 2017
ERRC victory: Romani boys denied enrolment in school win case in Czech Republic! https://t.co/dL50Dc4mRh pic.twitter.com/UKdNzRXKj5
— ERRC (@ERRCtweets) 7. März 2017
Bearing witness: how ‘evacuations’ provide the pretext for forced evictions of Roma in France. Read more: …
Some Roma people tried to negotiate with Deputy Police Prefect M. Yann Drouet to make the authorities respect the deadline given by the court. The negotiations were fruitless and the Prefecture’s decision to evict them was final. Police officers then escorted the Roma back into the settlement to retrieve their personal belongings. Other officers blocked the entrances to the settlement to prevent families returning to their homes.
The families were allowed back into the settlement through one entry point manned by policemen, security guards and a dog. Only one member of each family was permitted to enter to retrieve their personal belongings. As a consequence families could only get their essentials: clothes, documents, medicines. People had to struggle to carry heavy loads for hundreds of meters as all the other entrances were blocked by police officers.
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— ERRC (@ERRCtweets) 3. März 2017
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Some Roma people tried to negotiate with Deputy Police Prefect M. Yann Drouet to make the authorities respect the deadline given by the court. The negotiations were fruitless and the Prefecture’s decision to evict them was final. Police officers then escorted the Roma back into the settlement to retrieve their personal belongings. Other officers blocked the entrances to the settlement to prevent families returning to their homes.
The families were allowed back into the settlement through one entry point manned by policemen, security guards and a dog. Only one member of each family was permitted to enter to retrieve their personal belongings. As a consequence families could only get their essentials: clothes, documents, medicines. People had to struggle to carry heavy loads for hundreds of meters as all the other entrances were blocked by police officers.
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Most Romani children in Slovakia attend schools where all or most students are Roma: https://t.co/VvUH4sfz1F #NoMoreExcuses pic.twitter.com/A7bTjc3BYa
— ERRC (@ERRCtweets) 3. März 2017
ERRC files complaint against Le Pen for anti-Roma hate speech after she called Roma a “security problem”. pic.twitter.com/CllyPzyi88
— Dorde Jovanovic (@DordeERRC) 3. März 2017
Roma students in Slovakia misdiagnosed with mental disabilities and over-represented in special schools. https://t.co/u5PL7uPRho pic.twitter.com/77MWSR0WHC
— ERRC (@ERRCtweets) 3. März 2017
Ireland finally recognises Traveller ethnicity! Read more: https://t.co/1NWP4Zw66y pic.twitter.com/GD2myN67mi
— ERRC (@ERRCtweets) 2. März 2017
Let’s put everyone on the same page! Read our report on segregated education in Slovakia: https://t.co/WdfYkAuLcc #NoMoreExcuses pic.twitter.com/BbgUwxAuHM
— ERRC (@ERRCtweets) 2. März 2017
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