Until negative stereotypes are addressed, Roma will continue to be the most marginalised minority group in Europe

Aidan McGarry

Until negative stereotypes are addressed, Roma will continue to be the most marginalised minority group in Europe

Aidan McGarry

University of Brighton

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The forced closure of Roma camps in France has recently attracted criticism from UN Human Rights Commissioner Navi Pillay. Aidan McGarry assesses some of the main issues facing Roma in Europe, arguing that Roma are often seen and treated not just as a problem community, but as a problem in their own right. Any solution must be focused on challenging negative stereotypes and facilitating respect between Roma and the wider communities within European states.

Original language	English
Publisher	London School of Economics
Place of Publication	London, UK
Publication status	Published - 26 Sep 2012

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Until negative stereotypes are addressed, Roma will continue to be the most marginalised minority group in Europe

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