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What is the real number of Roma in Macedonia? According to the NGO sector, they are over 135,000!

The first censuses on the territory of the Republic of Northern Macedonia appear in the 15th century, when the Turkish authorities enumerated only the tax heads and the male population. There are Russian, French, Greek, and other 19th-century census data sources. The first modern census on the territory of the Republic of Macedonia was conducted in 1921. After the Second World War, 8 censuses were conducted in the Republic of Macedonia: 1948, 1953, 1961, 1971, 1981, 1991 and 1994 and 2002. The 1991 census was incomplete and therefore in 1994 a census was conducted again in the same decade. The 1994 census is the first census in the Republic of Macedonia since its independence. The 2002 census is the last conducted census in the Republic of Macedonia. According to data from the 2002 census Total: 2,022,547 inhabitants
According to the ethnic composition they are: Macedonians: 1,297,981 or 64.18%, Albanians: 506,083 or 25.17%, Turks: 77,959 or 3.85%, Roma: 53,879 or 2.66%, Serbs: 38,939 or 1.78%,
Bosniaks 17,018 or 0.84% ​​and more.
According to the field activities of most of the Roma NGO sector, the number of Roma in the country in the past period, the number of Roma is twice as high as what is now the official number. According to the NGO sector, those numbers are as follows:
Skopje, over 69,000, Kumanovo 6,500, Kriva Palanka 650, Kratovo 400, Probistip 50, Stip 5,000, Kocani 3,500, Vinica 3,000, Delchevo 1,000, Pehchevo 400, Berovo 700, Strumica 6,500, Valandovo 500, Gevgelija 1,400, Dojran 155, Veles , Negotino 570, Demir Kapija 15, Kavadarci 1,500, Prilep 12,000, Bitola 5,000, Gradsko 320, Radovish 300, Sveti Nikole 250, Krushevo 0, Tetovo 6,000, Gostivar 3,000, Mavrovo 10, Debar 200, Kicevo 3,000, Ohrid 100, Struga 200 and Resen 150. The total number is 135,490 Roma.

Documentary on WWII-era concentration camp for Roma in Czech Republic screening TONIGHT ONLINE

As part of the international film festival AKE DIKHEA? (in Romanes, "Do you see?") the documentary film "LETY", produced by Romani community members Renata Berkyová, František Bikár and Viola Tokárová, in 20 November at 20:00 on the festival website. "LETY" captures the efforts of many stakeholders in the Czech Republic to remove an industrial pig farm from the site of a Protectorate-era concentration camp for Romani people.
The feature-length film also reviews the ongoing debate in Czech society about the history of this site associated with the Holocaust and its Romani victims. Production of the documentary began with a team from the organization ROMEA in June 2018.
The documentary features footage from the archives of ROMEA TV and public broadcaster Czech Television, augmented by footage capturing events during the last two years, by survivor testimonies, and by interviews with people involved since 1989 in the efforts to remove the farm from the site of the former concentration camp for Roma. Investigative research into previously unclarified facts that influenced how the buyout of the farm by the Czech state developed was part of the filmmaking process.

Link: http://www.romea.cz/en/news/world/documentary-on-wwii-era-concentration-camp-for-roma-in-czech-republic-screening-tonight-online

European Parliament: Vulnerable groups threatened in EU, condemnation of Roma segregation

The European Parliament on Thursday adopted the Report for 2018-2019 on the situation of fundamental rights in the EU, which identified several worrying situations. Representatives strongly condemned the efforts of some EU member states to weaken the separation of powers from the judiciary and stressed the need for the introduction of mechanisms by the EU regarding democracy, the rule of law and basic principles. They also strongly condemned the alarming state of feminism in the EU and the convergence of Roma women in health care, and called for the most urgent ban on this discriminatory practice, and for the legal instrument of victims of forced sterilization.

Bulgaria: Roma activists initiating the erection of a monument to the famous Bulgarian heart surgeon prof. Dr. Alexander Chirkov

On November 24, 2020, the famous Bulgarian heart surgeon prof. Dr. Alexander Chirkov was found dead by his friend in the hotel room in Varna where he lived, the media reported that the professor was not ill with covidium.
The famous heart surgeon performed the first heart transplant in Bulgaria back in 1986.
His biography also includes the fact that he specialized with the famous heart surgeon, Professor Bichler in West Berlin in 1966, and was a doctor at the University Hospital there, and then transferred to West Germany - to the University of Frankfurt am Main and the University of Freiburg. where he has been a professor since 1981.
In 1984 he returned to Bulgaria, invited by Academician Atanas Maleev, Rector of the Medical Academy and Deputy Minister of Health. He was the founder and director of the St. Catherine Hospital in Sofia for many years.
On that occasion, as a sign of gratitude, Roma activists will propose the construction of a monument to prof. Chirkov in Lom. The initiative was posted on Facebook by people from Lom. In a special address to the municipality and the mayor of Lom, the Roma will ask for an extension of the eternity of medicine, and the great prof. Dr. Alexander Chirkov.

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