Pula police in the Kavran neighborhood have arrested two people suspected of committing multiple crimes, from forging documents to extorting funds.

According to media reports, one of them is Nijaz Causevic - Medo (66), who is linked to the murder of Roma children in Bosnia during the war, with the second detainee allegedly his son.

According to media reports, Nijaz Causevic Medo admitted to taking part in the murders of Roma children for organ trafficking, but later denied it. The massacre took place in 1992 in the village of Sijkovica near Bosanski Brod, where the bodies were found and exhumed in 2004.

Lawyer Dusko Tomic claims that Causevic once confessed to him that members of the Croatian Armed Forces (HOS) killed Roma children who were traveling by bus from BiH to Western Europe. The children were allegedly taken out of organs that were later sold on the black market for human organs.

Causevic told Croatian media he had never heard of such a crime before, nor did he, but by personal confession, he could not enter BiH because he was declared a war criminal here.

Link: http://www.portal-udar.net/hrvatska-uhapsen-muskarac-koji-se-povezivao-s-ubistvima-romske-djece/

One of those who agreed to share their story with the German newspaper

Spiegel is also Silas Kropf. Until his teens, he kept to himself the fact that he was a Sinti, because it was related that his family was in exile during the Nazi era.

"My grandfather was afraid that such a thing might happen again, so we didn't show our culture openly to the outside world, and we only spoke German, not Roma. My family suffered major traumas during the Nazis.

My great-grandmother was also Sinti and had more brothers and sisters whose families were deported to the camps. Only a few returned - others were killed.

During his schooling, his identity as Sinti was kept secret by Silas. He cites collective mistrust in Germany's state institutions, which he believes were highly prejudiced against Roma and Sinti people.

However, even after his education, Silas had reasons for not revealing his nationality.

"When I went out with my company, they sometimes forgot that I was Sinti, and exposed me to inappropriate jokes. I can't say the exact number of situations where they told me, "It's not true that you are Sinti, you can't be Sinti, you don't look like them at all. Like the majority of Roma who want to integrate into society, I have witnessed many ugly jokes such as "See the Gypsies" for people who looked very poor "says Silas.

Link: http://www.portal-udar.net/silas-kropf-zbog-ciganskog-stereotipa-sam-skrivao-svoj-identitet/