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After the agreement, Elektrodistribucija connected electricity to the 17 families from Podvorce

After a week of darkness, 17 families from the Roma settlement Podvorce have had their lights on again.

Electricity distribution Leskovac at the beginning of last week due to a malfunction - sparking in a part of the street Zeko Buljbasha in the settlement Podvorce turned off the electricity.

 

After the connection, the Leskovac electricity distribution company asked the citizens to pay what they owed, and the amount was not small, to connect them again in the electrical system.

 

After the protest of the citizens in front of the electric distribution plant and the meeting with the management of this company in Leskovac, an agreement was reached.

 

According to the agreement, these 17 families had to pay 10% of the debt they have for electricity, where they were re-connected to electricity.

The Roma settlement Faculty in Sofia is under quarantine, and the Roma are left without any means of subsistence

Roma protest in Bulgaria's capital, Sofia, for fear of losing a tougher measure on coronavirus-causing measures in Roma neighborhoods to spread the pandemic.

 

Since last Thursday, Roma from the Fakulteti and Filipovci neighborhoods have been under the control of checkpoints and care that they are at risk of infection because there have been about 10 cases of virus-positive cases in these Roma settlements.

 

Mayor Jordanka Fandukova has denied allegations that restricting movement in those neighborhoods actually discriminates.

 

But the Roma say that with this move it leaves most families without a basic existence, where in this region regular employment is very low.

 

"Most Roma are part of the gray economy," said Hristo Nikolov, a health mediator at the faculties. "They are unable to submit the documents for their employment and now they must not leave the settlement and earn a living."

 

Link: https://rominfomedia.rs/?p=16877&fbclid=IwAR01-9IhI-iKl6j1NsLyqAyOogPvgRmOpp6OPBQ8r4yrJ3xFdf-fuSVSXDE

Former Belgrade Partizan player Predrag Luka: I'm Roma and they are Skinheads "

Former Belgrade Partizan player Predrag Luka has revealed details of his childhood and stay in Belgrade for fear of the club's fans with whom he signed a contract.

 

Predrag Luka, 32, started his career in his native Pozarevac and seven years later received an offer from Rad, but Luka revealed that he did not care because he knew that Rad's fans from Banjica did not like the Roma.

 

"When the offer from Rad came, I was happy at first, but later I realized that the fans don't like the Roma. And I'm Roma. "

I told myself I had to try. Immediately after arriving in Belgrade, I had a conversation with the club's management and some of the fans.

 

They promised me that I would not have any problems. And I really spent two and a half phenomenal years at that club.

When he asked for Partizan, it was a shock for him. Immediately accept it without thinking. My whole family is from Partizan fans.

 

After the episode with Partizan, there were offers for an international career, in Turkey and China, which unfortunately he did not accept, and today he is again in his first club Young Radnik in Pozarevac.

Bulgaria: Educational assistants on the front line help Romani children during COVID-19 crisis

Denitsa Ivanova of the Amalipe Center for Interethnic Dialogue and Tolerance in Bulgaria, an NGO involved in the Roma Civil Monitor project run by the Center for Policy Studies at Central European University, has authored the following blog post about the impact of COVID-19 on education and access to distance learning by Romani children:

 

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, recent days have been hard and difficult for all of us. We have had to dramatically change our daily lives. Becoming mobilized and responsible is what is now required. We should be grateful to all the doctors, nurses and pharmacists who are in direct contact with the sick and the infected constantly.

 

They really are heroes!# We all have had to give up our regular routines, and that's not easy for anyone. However, teachers have had to radically change their way of working and introduce completely innovative methods.

 

Many are now creating digital lessons for the first time and using different ways of working online with students, and this is not easy at all. They also deserve our thanks.

 

Link: http://www.romea.cz/en/news/world/bulgaria-educational-assistants-on-the-front-line-help-romani-children-during-covid-19-crisis

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