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Slovakia: Minority exchange

01 November 1997

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The Slovak Prime Minister has announced publicly that "obstinate minorities" can leave the country. Around 600,000 people of Hungarian origin live in Slovakia and many have complained about discrimination due to restrictive government measures.

die tageszeitung, 9.9.97.

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