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From left to right: Jane Driver, Vice Principal, Queen Katherine Academy; Danut George Mihai and Marko Štrbak, community workers; Lynn Mayes – Principal, Queen Katherine Academy, Petr Torák – Executive Director, Compas Charity and author of the ROGA method; Helena Ground – International Project Coordinator, MFL/ESOL teacher. (FOTO: Compas Charity)
Petr Torák, Czech Romani émigré to the UK, given prestigious educators' award there
12.12.2021 10:13 full story
Renáta Plachetková: EU citizens without settled status as of 30 June in the UK will be deported
19.2.2021 8:18 full story
COVID-19 virus mutation means Czech Republic introducing quarantine for arrivals from Britain, flights stop today at noon
21.12.2020 9:53 full story
Petr Torák: The COVID-19 pandemic is getting worse in Britain, dozens of Roma are returning to the Czech Republic
8.4.2020 7:17 full story
UK Holocaust commemoration features Romani activist Daniela Abraham, who met with royals
8.2.2020 11:49 full story
EU Fundamental Rights Agency to publish results of research with Roma and Travellers in six EU Member States
13.1.2020 7:00 full story
Petr Torák: Hate crimes spiked in the UK after the Brexit referendum, what will the elections bring?
12.12.2019 10:59 full story
England: Czech emigré of Romani origin establishes boxing team for children from the Czech Republic and Slovakia
8.7.2019 8:48 full story
British MPs reject Brexit agreement - what now for the EU citizens of Roma origin there?
16.1.2019 8:22 full story
UK: Trial of neo-Nazi who planned to murder MP and policewoman begins in London
16.6.2018 16:18Jack Renshaw, a 23-year-old British citizen, confessed on 12 June to planning to murder a Labour MP using a machete. Another five men are accused along with him of being members of the banned neo-Nazi organization National Action.
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British and Czech Police cooperate to arrest suspected human traffickers
6.5.2018 12:07 Czech Police have arrested and charged three citizens of the Czech Republic with human trafficking in Great Britain and with other felonies. The two men and one woman allegedly exploited socially vulnerable persons from the Most area. full storyJana Balážová: Not acceptable for teachers to see Romani children as a burden
28.4.2018 7:58 Members of the human rights community shined a spotlight on the situations faced by Romani children and their parents in Central Europe at a screening of the documentary “Europe: Which Children Matter?” The film was shown at Cinema Galeries in Brussels to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. full story
Czech educators told Romani child she was "slow" - in the UK she's on her second college degree and working as a dental nurse
26.4.2018 14:14 Adriana Rácová comes from a Romani family in Ostrava, Czech Republic, one of five children who spent her childhood on a farm in a rural environment. Just like her siblings, she attended primary school in Ostrava where, according to her, her class teacher did her best to convince Adriana's parents to reassign her to a "special school" because it would be "better" for her.full story
England's first Romani lawyer was born in the Czech Republic, helps domestic violence victims
22.3.2018 12:27 Denisa Gannon comes from a Vlax Romani family in the Czech town of Nový Bydžov. Despite the fact that her parents do not know how to read or write, they have always supported their daughter in her education. full story
Czech Police meet with Romani recipient of MBE to compare experiences in working with the Romani community
11.8.2017 9:42 ROMACT, a program of the Council of Europe, organized a meeting in the Czech town of Litvínov yesterday between local police officers, crime prevention assistants, and social workers with a Romani police officer who is a recipient of an MBE in the United Kingdom, Petr Torák. Mayor Kamila Bláhová who welcomed the officer to the town hall after his travel from Great Britain. full story
Wales: Young Traveller Accused of 1976 Murder May Get His Name Cleared
12.7.2017 10:55 British media are reporting that 40 years after Noel Jones, a man of Gypsy and Traveller heritage, was convicted of murdering a 15-year-old girl in 1976, the case has been reopened because DNA tests link another suspect to the murder. Jones was an illiterate 18-year-old when he was picked up by police and allegedly coerced into confessing to the rape and murder of Janet Commins.full story
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