Antigypsyism

Recognition and commemoration of the Roma genocide in European countries

Greece
In Greece, the genocide of Roma is studied in secondary education.
In Greece there is no official information about Greek Roma deported to concentration camps.

Austria
In Austria there is no concrete information on the level of students studying the genocide of Roma and Sinti. In Austria, May 5, the day of liberation of Mauthausen, is celebrated as a national day against violence and racism in the memory of the victims of national socialism. The celebration includes Roma victims.

Czech Republic
The Ministry of Youth, Sport and Education includes a curriculum according to which inevitably the study of the genocide of Roma and Sinti, as well as the full events of the twentieth century, the Holocaust, the Czechoslovak anti-fascist resistance and the Second World War.

France
Teaching about the genocide of Roma and Sinti is carried out at all levels of education, although no additional information on educational practices has been provided. In France there is no special day to commemorate the government-sponsored genocide of Roma and Sinti. However, on the 70th anniversary of the Vel d'Hive event to commemorate victims in Paris, the President also included Roma victims of genocide in the speech.

Germany
The republics of Germany have considerable autonomy in determining the accuracy of curriculum content, National Socialism and the Holocaust are programs that are mandatory throughout the country. On October 24, 2012, a memorial in honor of the victims of the genocide of Roma and Sinti was installed. The ceremony was attended by the President, the German Chancellor, and the President of the German Bundesrat.


Italy
In Italy, the study of the genocide of Roma and Sinti is contained in the curriculum of higher education. Genocide-related initiatives are taking place as part of the January 27 action in the context of the Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Poland
In Poland as the day of commemoration of the genocide of Roma and Sinti is on August 2nd, and is being held in Auschwitz. The ceremony includes speeches from international leaders, laying wreaths and prayers. The event was visited by the state leadership, as well as Roma associations. The event gets significant media influence.

Netherlands
The Netherlands has not adopted a national curriculum, the educational process is organized through the goals and competences expected from the students. In the United Kingdom, there is currently no commemorative event for the genocide of Roma and Sinti.

Horror in Kosovo: A Twelve Years Roma Child, Rape and Slaying

С.О. (20) has been arrested in Kosovo. He is suspected of raping him several times and has also killed him with a twelve-year-old Roma boy whose body was found on a road near his house, according to media reports.

The body was found a week ago but in the first moment it was not known what the cause was. On the head of the child there were injuries that determined that the child had died from strokes.

- It was not known whether it was hit by a car or was dropped from an object or trailer that was passing from the street. There was also the possibility that someone had hit him with a blunt object on the head - there were allegations from the Kosovo police.

During the autopsy it was determined that the child was raped and then killed. The mother of the child's child said that her son had previously complained that a male person had disturbed him and sent him a grudge.

- That's exactly what the police led to the suspect who, due to the suspicion of committing a hard-assassination case, was given a 30-day detention, the police emphasized.

According to unofficial information, the suspect S.O. at the hearing he defended himself with silence.

Link: http://rominfomedia.rs/uzas-na-kosovu-dvanaestogodisnji-decak-romske-nacionalnosti-silovan-pa-ubijen/?fbclid=IwAR1D_8y9E9GffgDUgoedWi479V87L_IClc63C38aDxO1E7bKf8g8uXANl34

Slovak homeowner considers selling to Roma, so his neighbors graffiti his house and puncture his tires

Maroš Hadžega wants to sell the house in Polomka, Slovakia, where he lives with his family. Local residents are apparently bothered by the idea that a Romani family who came to view the property might buy it and move in.

The Romani family has informed Hadžega that they are not interested in buying the property. Moreover, he says he has not yet decided to whom to sell it.

The Hadžega couple decided to sell the family home through a real estate agency. "Many prospective buyers came to see the property. Most were members of the majority society, but I did not consider it a problem for a Romani family to also view it," Hadžega told the Slovak media.

According to him, the Romani family who came to see the house were "very respectable". They arrived in an SUV.

Hadžega believes some of his neighbors may have noticed that Romani people were interested in buying the house and may have wanted to prevent any Roma from moving into Polomka. "Ever since then, it has been hell for my family," he alleges.

 


Link: http://www.romea.cz/en/news/world/slovak-homeowner-considers-selling-to-roma-so-his-neighbors-graffiti-his-house-and-puncture-his-tires

Slovakia: Dozens of children from orphanage ending up in psychiatric care - is it a business?

Press TV in Slovakia has aired footage of a crying, horrified 13-year-old girl who has run away from a children's home because she is afraid the management will have her taken to a psychiatric facility as they did with her brother before her. She herself has spent two weeks in the facility once already.

The girl's name is Zuzana. Apparently she is meant to be sent to the facility because she cursed at a governess in the orphanage, despite having subsequently apologized.
According to Zuzana, many children have been taken from the children's home to the psychiatric facility, the youngest of them just seven years old. The children are doped there with psychiatric medications that they are instructed to take even after returning to the children's home.

Press TV interviewed Zuzana and then did their best to investigate the essence of the problem in their reportage. Zuzana's testimony was confirmed by former inmates of the children's home.

According to the reportage, dozens of children from the Center for Children and Families in Svidník have ended up in the psychiatric facility in Hraň. They range in age from seven to 17 and are dependent on strong sedatives and other drugs by the time they are released from the psychiatric facility.

The director of the center, Ľubomír Sluka, says most of the children have mental disorders. The reporters, however, have ascertained that is not the case and that the psychiatric facility is receiving children from a very early age, with the youngest child using the strong drugs aged only seven.

ink: http://www.romea.cz/en/news/world/slovakia-dozens-of-children-from-orphanage-ending-up-in-psychiatric-care-is-it-a-business

 

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