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01 March 2003

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Roma Rights - Quarterly Journal of the European Roma Rights Centre. no. 3 & 4, 2002. This issue critically assesses the segregation (and the related ghettoisation) and the call for desegregation of Roma communities in particular in the area of education and housing and especially in eastern Europe. It includes well-researched articles with statistics and details on the issue in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia and Lithuania, amongst others. Other articles discuss the possibilities of resistance and change through law, campaigns and initiatives. Also includes news updates on racism and discrimination in Europe as well as information on legal defence, advocacy, funding possibilities and education. Available from: European Roma Rights Centre, 1386 Budapest 62, PO Box 906/93, Hungary, Tel: 0036-1-413 2200, office@errc.org.

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