News roundup: Snapshots from around Europe
29 October 2003
International Convention
Albania
Belgium
Bosnia and Heryegovina
- Romani Man Burnt in Fire in a Substandard Romani Settlement in Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Local Authorities Pledge Assistance to Roma in Brcko, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Roma Recognised by the New Minority Rights Law in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgaria
- Bulgarian Police and Forest Rangers Shoot and Kill Roma
- Police Abuse of Roma in Bulgaria, Including the Sexual Abuse of a Romani Boy
- Roma Beaten in Bulgaria
- Romani Leader Detained for Organising Electricity Protests in Bulgaria
Croatia
- Fatal Shooting and Skinhead Attack against Roma in Croatia
- Ethnic Croatian Parents Protest in Favour of Segregation
Czech Republic
- Romani Family Attacked by Czech Police
- Discrimination against Roma in Access to Employment in Czech Republic
- Racist Pamphlets Disseminated in Czech Republic
- Inadequate Justice in Czech Race Crime
Denmark
Georgia
Germany
Greece
- Roma Experience Difficulties Accessing Adequate Housing in Greece
- Nea Zoe Romani Settlement Again Threatened with Eviction in Greece
- Greek Authorities Fail to Adequately Discipline and Prosecute Police Officers for Human Rights Violations against Roma
Hungary
- Romani Education Issues in Hungary
- Hungarian Television Station Sanctioned for Broadcasting a Defamatory Program
- Mixed Outcomes in Roma Rights Cases in Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Macedonia
- Kosovo Romani Refugees Denied the Right to Leave Macedonia
- Anti-Romani Speech in the Macedonian Press
Moldova
Netherlands
Romania
- Romanian Police Shoot Two Romani Men
- Roma Denied Access to Public Accommodation in Romania
- Eleven Romani Women Refused Birth Allowance in Romania
Russia
- Romani Man Beaten to Death in Russia, Police Involvement Suspected
- First Case Involving Roma Filed against Russia with the European Court of Human Rights
Serbia and Montenegro
- 985,000 Euro Compensation for Romani Victims of 1995 Pogrom in Serbia and Montenegro
- Police Abuse Roma in Serbia and Montenegro
- Racist Threats against Roma in Serbia and Montenegro
- Displaced Kosovo Roma and Egyptians Face Evictions in Serbia and Montenegro
- Roma Evicted from Long-time Residences in Serbia and Montenegro
- Roma Experience Difficulties in Accessing Personal Documents in Serbia and Montenegro
- Romani Pupils Face Verbal and Physical Assault at School in Serbia and Montenegro
Slovakia
- Roma Prohibited from Registering Residences in Slovakia
- Slovak Local Council Cancels Romani Housing Project
- Slovak Soldiers Fined for Racist Statements
- Segregated Education for Romani Children in Slovakia
Turkey
- Police Subject Romani Boy to Electric Shock in Turkey
- In Turkey, Roma Face Discrimination
- Romani Housing Issues in Turkey
United Kingdom