Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities have been part of the UK’s regional populations for centuries. Roma communities are documented to have migrated to the UK during the early 15th century and ...
During my annual trips to Romania, I repeatedly came across a conspicuous people with an invisible past. I knew virtually nothing about them, other than that they looked different from other Romanians ...
As of next school year, pupils in 70 Serbian municipalities will be able to take Roma language classes. The National Council of the Roma in Serbia has launched a process of introducing the Roma ...
SLOVAKIA officially designated the language of Europe's most deprived minority, the Roma, a standardised European language on June 29. As well as enabling the language to be preserved and taught at ...
April 8 is known as International Romani Day, marking Romani communities’ survival and resistance through centuries of persecution. The date commemorates a historic meeting of activists in 1971 ...
The International Eucharistic Congress in Budapest will feature a Mass setting in Lovari, a language spoken by the Romani people in Hungary. The new Mass setting, known as “Le Devleske,” will be heard ...
EVERY two weeks a language disappears. By 2100 nearly half of the 6,000 spoken today may be gone. Migration, either between countries or from the countryside to cities, is one reason: though new ...
However, in the 1920s and 1930s, over approximately 15 years, the leadership of the USSR pursued a policy of democratic development for minorities, which extended to the Romani people. Romani public ...
AS PART of Slovakia's commitment to the European Union, the country has promised to guarantee that minority languages will be an integral part of elementary and high-school education.A new project, ...
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