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EU: European Parliament LIBE Committee: Roma discrimination: end illegal expulsions and ethnic profiling, MEPs say

12 December 2013

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"EU countries must stop illegal expulsion of Roma people and end ethnic profiling, police abuse and human rights violations perpetrated against them, says Parliament in a non-binding resolution adopted on Thursday. It assesses member states' strategies to boost Roma integration and calls for more funds to prevent discrimination and reach small community projects."

See the full text: Roma discrimination: end illegal expulsions and ethnic profiling, MEPs say (press release, pdf)

And see: European Parliament resolution on the progress made in the implementation of the National Roma Integration Strategies (B7-0555/13, pdf)

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