State of Impunity: Human Rights Abuse of Roma in Romania
12 September 2001
Impunity is an unwritten covenant according to which actions against Roma are not governed by the same rules as those for non-Roma. Where Roma are concerned, violent attack, denial of basic rights, and blatant or subtle racial discrimination as a rule go unpunished or inadequately punished in Romania.
Stare de impunitate: Încălcarea drepturilor omului – cazul romilor din România
12 September 2001
Impunitatea este o conventie nescrisa potrivit căreia acţiunile împotriva rromilor nu sunt guvernate de aceleaşi reguli ca şi cele pentru neromi. In cazul romilor, atacurile violente, negarea drepturilor fundamentale şi discriminarea rasială flagrantă sau subtila sunt nepedpiste sau insuficient pedepsite în România.
ERRC submission to UN HRC on the Czech Republic (July 2001)
05 July 2001
Written Comments of the European Roma Rights Center Concerning the Czech Republic.
ERRC submission to UN CERD on Ukraine (June 2001)
29 June 2001
ERRC letter to the CERD concerning Ukraine, June 29, 2001.
ERRC submission to UN CERD on Italy (June 2001)
29 June 2001
ERRC letter to the CERD concerning Italy, June 29, 2001.
Campland: Racial Segregation of Roma in Italy
05 October 2000
Anti-Romani stereotypes are also widespread in Italy today. Underpinning the Italian government’s approach to Roma is the conviction that Roma are “nomads”. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, ten out of the twenty regions in Italy adopted laws aimed at the “protection of nomadic cultures” through the construction of segregated camps.
Il paese dei Campi
05 October 2000
In Italia sono largamente diffusi gli stereotipi ostili ai Rom. Alla base dell’azione del governo italiano nei confronti dei Rom, c’è la convinzione che questi siano “nomadi”.
