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FRANCE-ROMA: French minister's anti-Roma remarks draw EU criticism

26 September 2013

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"Comments by France’s interior minister to send the majority of Roma “back to the borders” have drawn sharp criticism from human rights groups and the European Commission."

See the full story: French minister's anti-Roma remarks draw EU criticism (euobserver, link)

and see the article: Reding slams France for using Roma as election scapegoats (euractiv, link)

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