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Elena Gorolová (2021)
Elena Gorolová, spokeswoman for the illegally sterilized, calls on Czech MPs to support first reading of bill to compensate them
9.2.2021 7:23 full story
Czech Finance Minister supports bill to compensate illegally sterilized women
22.10.2020 10:48 full story
Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights calls on Czech lower house to adopt law to compensate illegally sterilized people, first reading scheduled for today
30.9.2020 8:05 full story
Romani women call on Czech MPs to take the first step toward compensating forcibly, illegally sterilized persons, 150 figures support them
11.9.2020 18:15 full storyCzech Govt Roma Council recommends analyzing interwar assets of Roma and Sinti confiscated during the war, a still-unresolved matter
4.12.2019 7:38 full story
Czech Government adopts neutral position on bill to compensate women who were illegally sterilized
31.10.2019 16:55 full story
Czech MPs draft bill to compensate women who have been forcibly sterilized
3.10.2019 11:57 full story
Slovak Constitutional Court awards compensation to Roma for 13-year court case - but the discrimination sued over still has no final ruling
19.8.2019 9:14 full storyElena Gorolová: Some of the forced sterilization victims have died, but we are still fighting for compensation
17.7.2019 18:22 full story
Commentary: Czech Republic, Slovakia must compensate the victims of forced sterilization while they are still alive
23.4.2019 15:45 full story
video LIVE BROADCAST TUESDAY 26 MARCH: Council of Europe holds the 7th International Roma Women's Conference
25.3.2019 18:15 full story
Czech PM meets with forced sterilization victims and their representatives about compensation
3.9.2018 15:41 A press release from the Czech human rights organization League of Human Rights reports that on Tuesday, 21 August, Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš met with the victims of forced sterilization who have been attempting to reopen the subject of compensation for their illegal treatment. The PM expressed support for their efforts and has tasked Czech Justice Minister Jan Kněžínek with negotiating the matter further. full story
German court says immigrant Romani pupil incorrectly assigned to "special school" deserves compensation
21.7.2018 6:57 News server Spiegel Online reports that a court in Cologne, Germany has decided that a 21-year-old plaintiff named Nenad M., who is a Romani man originally from Serbia, deserves compensation for the fact that he was incorrectly recommended to attend a "special school" for mentally disabled children for 11 years. Nenad M. was first recommended for enrolment into "special school" in Bavaria at the age of seven on the basis of IQ tests that were administered in the German language. full story
Germany compensating Czech and Slovak Roma 72 years after Nazi atrocities
19.6.2017 16:09 "From an inconspicuous article in the newspaper I learned that Germany had begun to compensate Jewish [Holocaust survivors] in the post-communist states. I could not find any mention of Romani people anywhere. That country left such a horrible mark on us Roma and continues to behave as if nothing ever happened to us. That angered me terribly," recalls the chair of the Committee for the Redress of the Roma Holocaust in the Czech Republic (VPORH), Čeněk Růžička, when asked how last year's breakthrough decision came about to compensate Czech Roma for the hardships caused them by their imprisonment in German concentration camps. full storySweden to compensate thousands of Roma after police illegally keep ethnic database on them
5.6.2017 7:32 An appeals court in Sweden has backed the Romani plaintiffs who have sued over illegal data collection about them. The 11 people, eight adults and three children, will receive 35 000 Swedish crowns (EUR 3 600) as compensation for the damage done to them by police in the Skane District of southern Sweden creating a database about them solely on the basis of their ethnicity. full story
Parents of children who caused the death of a Czech zoo's flamingo have performed their agreed voluntary labor there
20.4.2017 12:02 News server iDNES.cz reports that the children who snuck into a zoo in Jihlava, Czech Republic on 10 March and caused the death of a flamingo there have now performed their agreed-to voluntary labor at the zoo together with their parents. The family was asked to pay compensation of CZK 50 000 [EUR 1 860] for the loss of the flamingo, which the children attacked by throwing rocks at it. full story