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EU: France and Italy press ahead with anti-Roma policies

01 September 2010

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France and Italy press ahead with anti-Roma policies.

France: Immigration law amendment to make expulsion of EU nationals routine:

"Following the controversy that resulted from the large-scale eviction of illegal camps and expulsion of Romanian and Bulgarian nationals from France that have largely targeted Roma people since mid-July, the French government is trying to press ahead with proposals to restrict freedom of movement and facilitate expulsions."

Italy: Interior Minister to press for punishment for EU nationals residing illegally (link)

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