The owner of the restaurant in the center of Žabljak, V.P. was fined 600 euros for kicking out children from his restaurant, members of the Roma community, as well as their entourage employed by the non-governmental organization "System".

"The incident happened last year in September, and now it finally got its epilogue. First there was a verbal discussion, and then there were rude insults towards the executive director of the NGO, who was in the company of several children. He addressed them with the words: "Sir, we don't need them", they say about RINU in the non-governmental organization "Sistem" in this multi-governmental organization known for its very persistent and strong fight against all forms of discrimination and violence in society. that they are proud that after several months the justice process is finally at least somewhat satisfied.

"This is a big step forward for us and our system. This shows that Montenegro has good laws in the area of ​​protection against discrimination. This is a wind at the back of anyone who suffers from any kind of discrimination to report it. With this small victory of ours, it shows that it is worth fighting for our ideals and that it does not mean that institutions will always be silent about hatred and discrimination, and there are those who are ready to recognize, prosecute and sanction any form of racial discrimination and violation of the freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution", said the non-governmental organization.

Link: https://www.telegraf.rs/vesti/jugosfera/3917183-mrs-takvi-nam-ne-trebaju-vlasnika-restorana-izbacio-romsku-decu-iz-objekta-sad-je-kaznjen

The Initiative for Economic and Social Rights - A 11 announced today that Roma families displaced from the landfill in Vinča, as part of the project to rehabilitate the landfill and build an incinerator, continue to face human rights violations. As stated, the consequences of the project are the displacement of 17 Roma families who until 2018 lived in an informal settlement on the edge of the landfill and the loss of the only source of income for those households, which collected secondary raw materials on the site of the former landfill.

After the forced eviction in 2018, those families faced numerous difficulties and obstacles in order to secure a roof over their heads and any income to meet the basic needs of life. Faced with the ignoring and passivity of the city authorities in Belgrade, responsible for the implementation of displacement, the families decided to file a complaint at the end of 2019, with the support of Initiative A 11, to the Independent Mechanism for Project Responsibility of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), which financed the reconstruction project landfills.

Link: https://www.danas.rs/vesti/drustvo/inicijativa-a11-romi-dikriminacija/