ERRC submission to UN CAT on the Czech Republic (May 2004)
03 May 2004
Written Comments of the European Roma Rights Center to the United Nations Committee Against Torture on the Occasion of its Review of the Czech Republic’s compliance with the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment at its 32nd Session, 3-21 May 2004, pertaining to the matter of Coercive Sterilisations of Romani Women in the Czech Republic.
Stigmata: Segregated Schooling of Roma in Central and Eastern Europe
02 May 2004
Racial segregation of Roma in education in Central and Eastern Europe has persisted if not worsened, causing irreparable harms to generations of Roma. Roma have been raised with the stigma of inferiority. Numerous Roma have been denied equal education and life opportunities.
Stigma: Szegregált Roma Oktatás Közép- és Keleteurópában
02 May 2004
A jelentés bemutatja, hogy az oktatásban érvényesülő faji megkülönböztetés miatt a roma gyerekek nem élvezhetik az egyenlő méltósághoz való jogot Bulgáriában, a Cseh Köztársaságban, Magyarországon, Romániában és Szlovákiában.
Stigmata: Segregovaná výuka Romů ve školách střední a východní Evropy
02 May 2004
Tato zpráva zkoumá způsoby, kterými jsou romským dětem prostřednictvím systému rasově podmíněné segregace upírána rovná práva a důstojnost v Bulharsku, České republice, Maďarsku, Rumunsku a Slovensku.
Stigmy: Segregovaná výučba Rómov v školách strednej a východnej Európy
02 May 2004
Táto správa skúma spôsoby, ktorými sú rómskym deťom prostredníctvom systému rasovo podmienenej segregácie upierané rovnaké práva a dôstojnosť v Bulharsku, Českej republike, Maďarsku, Rumunsku a na Slovensku.
ERRC submission to the European Commission on the Joint Inclusion Memorandum of Hungary (April 2004)
05 April 2004
The European Roma Rights Center (ERRC) welcomes the publication of Hungary's Joint Inclusion Memorandum ("JIM") on matters relating to social inclusion. The ERRC believes that in a number of respects, the Hungarian JIM represents a valuable step forward in terms of government recognition of issues related to Roma in Hungary. It therefore is, we believe, an important basis for future policy, as Hungary moves in the coming months to prepare its first National Action Plan ("NAP") on social inclusion. The ERRC offers the following comments on Hungary's JIM, which we believe will be of use in preparing the first Hungarian NAP.
ERRC submission to UN HRC on Germany (March 2004)
08 March 2004
Written Comments of the European Roma Rights Center Concerning Germany.
