Cases of Relevance to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights in Romania.

Roma in the Czech Republic live in general exclusion from the opportunities enjoyed by the majority community. Isolated from the institutions of mainstream society, Czech Roma face discrimination in access to employment, benefits and housing, and experience day-to-day segregation as they are excluded from restaurants, swimming pools, discotheques and other public places.

Romové v České republice jsou všeobecně vylučováni ze všeho, co je poskytováno většinové populaci. Izolováni od institucí většinové společnosti musí čeští Romové čelit diskriminaci při získávání zaměstnání, bydlení a různých výhod, rovněž den co den zažívají segregaci, neboť je jim znemožňován vstup do restaurací, bazénů, diskoték a jiných veřejných míst.

Cases of Relevance to the United Nations Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment in Italy and Macedonia.

Written Comments of the European Roma Rights Center on Italy.

Cases of Relevance to the United Nations Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment in Hungary and Yugoslavia.

This report is structured as follows: following discussion of large-scale deportations of Roma from western Europe, specifically Germany, which have taken place throughout the 1990s, the report discusses the effects on Roma of the 1992 Act on Citizenship, and the existence of high numbers of stateless persons among Roma in Macedonia.