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Extended searchCzech Republic: Trial begins of incident that sparked anti-Romani unrest last yearÚstí nad Labem, 17.2.2014 19:56, (ROMEA) The Regional Court in Ústí nad Labem will begin reviewing the case of a brutal assault in the town of Duchcov (Teplice district) tomorrow. The indictment charges five people with attacking a married couple and two of the five with also beating up an elderly man. full storyGermany: Thousands of Bulgarians and Romanians exploited by landlords in BerlinBerlin, Germany, 17.2.2014 19:26, (ROMEA) Czech Radio reports that authorities in the Neukölln quarter of Berlin have 5 500 people predominantly from Bulgaria and Romania registered there, but unofficial estimates claim actual numbers are twice that. The immigrants are drawn to Germany by its comparatively higher wages as well as its welfare system, and some landlords are doing their best to make money on the trend. full storyWorld Jewish Congress advises Hungary not to erect controversial memorialBudapest, Hungary, 17.2.2014 18:40, (ROMEA) On 14 February the World Jewish Congress (WJC) called on the Hungarian government to reconsider its unveiling of a memorial on the anniversary of the occupation of Hungary by Germany in March 1944. The plan has sparked a tiff between the cabinet of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Hungarian Jewish communities. full storyRoma in the Czech Republic losing their language, parents not speaking it with childrenPrague, 16.2.2014 19:38, (ROMEA) News server iDNES.cz reports that Romani people in the Czech Republic are gradually losing their knowledge of the language of their forebears. Children in particular are not mastering Romanes. full storyvideoCzech town councilor: Yesterday was a disgrace to Karlovy VaryKarlovy Vary, 16.2.2014 18:27, (ROMEA) Nazis wearing Fascist symbols and carrying torches marched through the Czech town of Karlovy Vary up to the colonnade yesterday. Accompanied by the Hitlerite rhythm of several drums, they closed off the destination for an hour as their speeches, 80 % of which were in German, resounded through the space. full storyYaron Matras: A Roma reality checkLondon, 16.2.2014 0:30, (ROMEA) Fears of Gypsies flocking to these shores have proved unfounded. Now let's put prejudice aside and examine the real potential of a Roma contribution to the UK full storyCzech Republic: Victims of assault say "Don't blame all Roma"Duchcov, 15.2.2014 20:53, (ROMEA) The married couple who became the target of a brutal attack last year in the town of Duchcov have called on the Czech media to take a sensitive approach to their case, which will go to trial at the end of February. In a letter to the media, the couple emphasize that they do not want the attack against them to be interpreted as an attack by "the Roma against whites or to serve as a pretext for hatred and the incitement of racial intolerance". full storyvideoCzech and German neo-Nazis march with flaming torches through Karlovy VaryKarlovy Vary, 15.2.2014 20:07, (ROMEA) According to information from the Czech Police, about 100 neo-Nazis from the Czech Republic and Germany came to Karlovy Vary on Saturday for an assembly which organizers claimed was intended to honor the victims of bombardment during WWII. About 50 anti-Fascists protested against their march through the town. full storyCzech Republic: Only 30 neo-Nazis protested ROMEA in PříbramPříbram, 15.2.2014 19:33, (ROMEA) A mere 30 neo-Nazis ultimately made it to the assembly today in Příbram to protest against the ROMEA organization. Dozens of police officers, an anti-conflict team and a helicopter were deployed for the event. full storyCzech Republic: Neo-Nazis take to the streets in three towns after winter breakKarlovy Vary/Ostrava/Příbram, 15.2.2014 1:16, (ROMEA) Police in Příbram are preparing for an assembly on Saturday, 15 February by neo-Nazis who say they want to "draw attention to the upholding of rights" and express their disagreement with financing for the ROMEA organization. The event will be monitored by a police anti-conflict team, canine units, and riot control units. full storyCzech Police charge Romani brothers with racially motivated assaultJičín district, Czech Republic, 14.2.2014 20:56, (ROMEA) Two brothers from the Czech town of Obora u Chomutic (Jičín district) could face up to 12 years in prison for a brutal attack committed against a witness to a traffic accident last September. The victim, a non-Romani man, was trying to aid a Romani child who had been knocked off his bike. full storyFrance: Ultra-right candidate removed over neo-Nazi tattoosChâteauroux, France, 14.2.2014 20:13, (ROMEA) France's ultra-right National Front (FN) party has removed a candidate from its list for the local elections in March because of his neo-Nazi tattoos. A party representative made the announcement today in the central French town of Châteauroux. full storyCzech Republic: Juvenile perpetrator of "machete attack" gets 4.5 yearsLiberec, 14.2.2014 19:42, (ROMEA) Today the Regional Court in Liberec increased both the charges and the punishment for a juvenile perpetrator who participated in the so-called "machete attack" in the Czech town of Nový Bor in 2011. Five assailants injured three men in a bar during the incident. full storyCzech festival against totalitarianism focuses on student protestPrague, 14.2.2014 18:51, (ROMEA) "Students against totalitarianism" is the theme of this year's annual Mene Tekel festival, which aims to draw attention to the crimes of communism and Nazism. The high point of the festival will be a commemoration on 25 February of the march on Prague Castle in 1948 when students called for democracy and freedom. full storyNew Czech ombud is Anna ŠabatováPrague, 14.2.2014 17:49, (ROMEA) Anna Šabatová, who has just been elected Public Defender of Rights (ombud), will be wanting politicians to increase the ombud's powers. "I would be glad if the ombud would be able to file motions for the abolition of laws with the Constitutional Court. I would also be glad if the ombud could file its own lawsuits in matters of discrimination," Šabatová said. full storyCzech ombud candidate Křeček: Minority rights are getting too much attentionPrague, 13.2.2014 23:06, (ROMEA) News server Romea.cz presents the translation in full of the speech given by Stanislav Křeček, candidate for the post of the Public Defender of Rights, to the Czech lower house today: full storyCzech ombud candidate Šabatová: I will improve work with the public administrationPrague, 13.2.2014 22:28, (ROMEA) News server Romea.cz presents the translation in full of the speech given by Anna Šabatová, candidate for the post of the Public Defender of Rights, to the Czech lower house today: full storyCzech MPs fail to choose new ombud in first round, second vote tomorrowPrague, 13.2.2014 21:38, (ROMEA) Czech MPs failed to elect a new Public Defender of Rights (ombud) today. Neither the current Deputy Public Defender of Rights, Stanislav Křeček, nor the former Deputy Public Defender of Rights, Anna Šabatová, has received enough votes during today's first round of secret voting. full storyCzech Deputy Ombud advises new govt of problemsPrague, 13.2.2014 21:14, (ROMEA) The current Czech Deputy Ombud has congratulated the ministers in the new cabinet on their appointments to office and has warned each of them about several problems which he considers in need of urgent resolution. Most of his remarks were addressed to the Labor and Social Affairs Minister, as traditionally most of the people who contact the Ombud do so about labor and social problems and the office has conducted the most investigations in areas under that ministry's purview. full storyNeo-Nazis commemorate Dresden in Czech Republic and Germany this year13.2.2014 19:01, (ROMEA) After marching through Dresden yesterday, German neo-Nazis have canceled a second march planned for today which was supposed to commemorate the destruction of the city at the end of the Second World War on the actual anniversary of the bombing. A police spokesperson confirmed the news reported by a local daily, Dresdner Neueste Nachrichten (DNN). full story |