Written comments by the ERRC concerning Croatia's EU accession progress for consideration by the European Commission during its 2010 review.

Written comments by the ERRC concerning Bosnia and Herzegovina EU accession progress for consideration by the European Commission during its 2010 review.

Written Comments of the European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC), osservAzione and Amalipé Romanò, concerning Italy for consideration by the Human Rights Council (HRC) within its Universal Periodic Review at its 7th session, February 2010.

Written Comments of the European Roma Rights Centre, Chance for Children Foundation and the Hungarian Helsinki Committee Concerning Hungary.

Written Comments by the European Roma Rights Centre and the International Charitable Organization Roma Women Fund “Chiricli” Concerning Ukraine for Consideration by the Committee on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women at its 45th Session.

Joint communication by the ERRC and OSJI concerning Czech Republic's implementation of D.H. and Others v the Czech Republic for consideration by the Committee of Ministers during its March 2010 review.

Three years after the Czech education law amendments and one year after the D.H. decision, Romani children continue to be dramatically over-represented in practical primary schools that follow a special curriculum for mentally disabled pupils. Education law and policy at the central and local levels are not contributing to the desegregation of schools for the vast majority of Romani children in the Czech Republic. This report highlights the findings of a study implemented by the ERRC, in partnership with the Roma Education Fund and local organisations Life Together and Zvule Prava, in practical schools in the Czech regions. Persistent Segregation of Roma in the Czech Education System – Report in English and Executive Summary in ...