Support the ERRC

The European Roma Rights Centre depends upon the generosity of individual donors for its continued existence. Please join in enabling our future with a contribution. Gifts of all sizes are welcome and are accepted via Paypal or bank transfers, according to the information below.

To donate via Paypal (external website; payments processed in Hungarian forints (HUF). To calculate exchange rates: http://www.xe.com/ucc/)

To donate via bank transfer, send your contribution to: 

Account holder: European Roma Rights Centre
Bank name: Budapest Bank, Lipótvárosi Fiók 
Bank address: 1054 Budapest, Báthori u. 1., Hungary
USD IBAN: HU21-10103173-40268600-00000998
EURO IBAN: HU54-10103173-40268600-00000307
SWIFT code: BUDAHUHB

And submit the information below to:

Hajnal Vernes, Financial Manager
European Roma Rights Centre
H-1074 Budapest
Madách tér 4
Hungary

Email: hajnal.vernes@errc.org  Fax: +36 1 413 2201

Last Name:________________________________________ 
First Name:________________________________________   Address:__________________________________________    City:_____________________________________________  Country:__________________________________________  Tel:______________________________________________ Email:____________________________________________ 
Size and currency of donation: _________________________ 

Your donation will be acknowledged with an official letter.

Thank you for supporting our efforts.

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS - Roma Rights
National Strategies on Roma Inclusion: Effectiveness, Impact and Cost

8 May 2012

The European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) is looking for original articles and other submissions (book reviews, interview with key figures and conference reports) from a broad range of disciplines addressing the European Union’s Framework for National Roma Integration Strategies.

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ERRC Seeks Staff Lawyers and Legal Fellows

17 April 2012

The European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) seeks experienced lawyers to litigate Roma rights, ethnic/race discrimination and related cases in domestic, European and international tribunals.

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ERRC Seeks Interns

14 May 2012

The European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) invites applications for its full-time internship programme. The ERRC offers interns a dynamic, fast-paced, international human rights environment, based in Budapest, Hungary. Romani and non-Romani interns are chosen for this programme through a competitive bi-annual selection process. The ERRC is currently accepting applications from persons wishing to intern at the ERRC for three to six months between September 2012 and February 2013.

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