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Český rozhlas | End discrimination against Roma children, says the European Commission to the Czech Republic

According to the European Commission, the Czech Republic is not complying with EU legislation on combating racial and ethnic discrimination. Brussels has therefore initiated infringement proceedings. It claims that the Czech Republic is not effectively addressing the problem of segregation of Roma children in schools. Deputy director at EUROPEUM Institute Viktor Daněk commented for Český rozhlas.
4. October 2024

It’s true that this is not a new issue. Both international organizations, such as the EU and the Council of Europe, as well as domestic NGOs, have long criticized this problem. The Commission has previously pointed out that the Czech Republic is failing to comply with its obligations under EU anti-discrimination laws. It is a logical step, according to European law, that the case is now moving forward. If nothing changes soon, Czechia can expect the European Commission to file a lawsuit in the Court of Justice of the European Union.

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