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Four million South American Roma are still fighting for their rights.

There are various Roma communities in South America living from the time of colonial rule to the present day. Their contribution to the formation of the color of nationalities on this continent is huge. But their true right is not yet equally represented in all the countries of the continent.

According to Roma organizations, over four million Roma live there. They are still victims of xenophobia, racism, racial discrimination and intolerance.

By the way, the demands for their equality have so far been achieved only in Colombia.

As mentioned above in South America, Roma culture is represented by 4 million Roma who have kept closed and traditional in their confrontation with outsiders in all groups, Spanish and Portuguese Gitanos, Calderas, Xoraxane Roma, Lovari, Macquaya, Bashalde, etc. In many Roma communities, almost everything that comes from outside is rejected, a real fear of losing the Roma cultural heritage is present in all Roma families and groups, this is a task that existing Roma organizations should develop within the communities, by strengthening of Roma ancestors of values ​​together with some cooperation of local governments and institutions, but avoiding strong intrusions and unwanted changes that we do not want to accept, but by strengthening our culture, language, tradition and respect for Roma ancient rules, many positive achievements can be reached in Roma communities.

Serbia: When you live in substandard conditions, staying at home does not protect you from infection

The fight against the spread of the coronavirus in Serbia has been going on for a long time and one gets the impression that the citizens are slowly getting used to the measures, especially less movement.

After the period of uncontrolled purchase of food items, medicines, and protective equipment, it is now evident that the mobility of people in places is not as much as it used to be. Those at work are careful to adhere to the recommendations, and those in self-isolation also generally adhere to those measures.

But what is the protection of people living in informal settlements and in substandard conditions? No financial support, no opportunity to buy hygienic protective equipment. No food, In substandard conditions. What is the effect that they are protected if they do not have a functional existence.

This is definitely not the time for poor Roma. The problem is even bigger. And it will be even more posed if this coronavirus crisis takes more time. God help!

 

Link: https://www.masina.rs/?p=12826&fbclid=IwAR3wkFGhmCPdUEHDeRAqedm7ugR_lry2DoPbCLSju1g4MmSDoV2GJivWc4E

Gender Discrimination: The new parliamentary composition with even fewer women than the previous one

Yesterday, the State Election Commission announced the official results of the tenth consecutive parliamentary elections in Macedonia. According to them, the coalition "We can" led by SDSM in the new parliament will have 46 MPs, the coalition led by VMRO-DPMNE 44, DUI 15, Alliance for Albanians and Alternative 12, Left two and DPA one.

The other nine parties and coalitions participating in the elections did not win a parliamentary seat. Of the candidates for MPs who entered the new parliament, 79 are male MPs and 41 are female MPs. If compared to the previous parliamentary composition in which there were 75 male and 45 female MPs, it will be seen that in this parliamentary composition men are more dominant.

Family fight of the late Nazif Mujic: Even the movie did not help us escape poverty!

As it is known, Nazif Mujic was known for his role in the film "Episode from the life of an iron collector" in 2013 as a naturalist and became known everywhere for that role and won the "Silver Bear" award at the Berlinale. It brought him fame and hope for a better life. But he died suddenly in 2018 at the age of 48.

Otherwise, that short fame did not bring him anything special from the financial aspect, where he was forced to sell the statuette to feed the family.

He left behind his wife Senada and four minor children. They live in the village of Lukavac in one of the poorest parts of Tuzla Canton. No electricity, no sanitation and no money.

Senada Arapovic says she does not want to live up to the old glory of her late husband but to inform the public of strong promises from the local government and cultural workers that nothing has been done.

She says that everyone lives in one room, without a bathroom, and they borrow electricity from a neighbor for whom they pay about 25 euros a month.

They feed on folk cuisine. Due to the corona, they are also limited in the work of collecting secondary raw materials.

"I am disappointed with the director Denis Tanovic and the crew. "He never asked me after the death of the sorghum," said Senada.

The fact is that the film may have had the best of intentions, but nothing has changed. Behind Nazif are four children - the oldest girl Shemsa, 13 years old, and the youngest Minela, one year and seven months old. Sandra is 11 years old and Dennis is 7 who will soon attend the first grade. Together with their mother Senada they are fighting for a basic existence

 

Link: http://www.portal-udar.net/borba-porodice-preminulog-nazifa-mujica-se-nastavlja-ni-film-nam-nije-pomogao-da-izbjegnemo-siromastvo/

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