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Ombudswoman stresses the need to protect the healthy inhabitants of quarantined settlements
Several inhabitants from the enclosed settlements have meanwhile asked for being moved to state quarantine.
Thousands of people quarantined in five Roma communities
Five communities in three municipalities in Slovakia were closed due to fear of the coronavirus spreading.
Coronavirus puts spotlight on neglected Roma communities
Fears over intense spread in settlements.
Coronavirus: State lacks a plan for at-risk Roma settlements
The infection could spread uncontrollably in Roma settlements
A turning point in the Moldava raid case: Court stopped prosecuting one of the accused Roma
The prosecutor can appeal the decision.
2020 election sees unprecedented mobilisation of Roma
They want their voice to be heard against growing extremism.
The untapped potential of marginalised communities
Michaela Mudroňová from People in Need, talks about specific programs aimed at helping the long-term unemployed find work and establishing successful cooperation with businesses.
Born in a settlement, awarded like Einstein
Doctor Ján Cibuľa received a high state award.
How to uncover the untapped potential of the poorest people
Pavel Hrica of Cesta von, offers a different way of looking at the poorest people - without prejudice, an overlooked burden changes into untapped potential.
Brussels calls on Slovakia not to segregate Roma at schools
Despite adopting measures to eliminate segregation, the EC considers the steps insufficient.
Population growth in Roma communities slows down, living conditions remain pitiful
There are more shacks than six years ago, and 6 percent of citizens live without access to standard drinking water, the new Atlas of Roma Communities shows.
Do you know any positive stories from the Roma community? Nominate them for an award
The bad news is not a true reflection of what is happening.
Roma parties have no chance of entering parliament in Slovakia yet
Roma politicians do not have to always promote Roma topics.
First Roma to become MEP: Most of my votes came from the majority
The best answer to rising extremism is to do something concrete. My party chose to support me for MEP, says Peter Pollák.
Family from Trnava deserves a deep apology
Church and State silently tolerate the separation of Roma children from the majority in schools and churches.
Parents did not want their children to sit next to Roma girl in a church
The National Criminal Agency launched an investigation into the case.
Slovak companies join the campaign to fight prejudice against Roma
More than 120 companies have supported the initiative, including the President's Office.
Dobšiná faces tensions after the death of a local football player
Far-right ĽSNS organised a protest in the town. No serious incidents occurred.
Roma personalities condemn Danko's racist comment
They call on politicians to stop misplaying the “Roma card” and polarising society.
American settled down in a village of eastern Slovakia, helps Roma women
Some of the women found a job in Košice factories, where they can use their skills.
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