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CZECH REPUBLIC: Respekt: Media adopt controversial "unadaptables" label

01 January 2012

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CZECH REPUBLIC: Respekt: Media adopt controversial "unadaptables" label (Prague Daily Monitor, link): "One of the words that symbolise 2011 in the Czech Republic is "unadaptable" that has recently been used by Czech media very often, Lucie Kavanova writes in weekly Respekt's latest issue about the term that is now used when speaking of (problematic) Romanies. While Czech press used the term "unadaptable" only twice in 1991, it was about hundred times in 2001 and 800 articles used it in 2011."

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