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Slovenia’s Election Result Validates a Dangerous Political Method, Warns Roma Foundation for Europe
— 24 March 2026
The outcome of Slovenia’s election highlights a broader shift in how political power is secured by Europe’s liberals and left. It raises questions that extend beyond one country, including how far such methods may spread and how European institutions respond.
Read moreThe outcome of Slovenia’s election highlights a broader shift in how political power is secured by Europe’s liberals and left. It raises questions that extend beyond one country, including how far such methods may spread and how European institutions respond.
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The Habit of Blaming Roma
— 13 March 2026
From crime headlines to election debates, Roma are often portrayed as the problem. Look more closely and a different story emerges—one shaped by structural conditions, media narratives and overlooked potential.
Read moreFrom crime headlines to election debates, Roma are often portrayed as the problem. Look more closely and a different story emerges—one shaped by structural conditions, media narratives and overlooked potential.
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Serbia Must Amend Missing Persons Alert System to Protect Vulnerable Adults
— 24 February 2026
The Roma Foundation for Europe calls for immediate regulatory changes following the death of 19-year-old Manuel Amet.
Read moreThe Roma Foundation for Europe calls for immediate regulatory changes following the death of 19-year-old Manuel Amet.
Press
Slovenia’s Election Result Validates a Dangerous Political Method, Warns Roma Foundation for Europe
— 24 March 2026
The outcome of Slovenia’s election highlights a broader shift in how political power is secured by Europe’s liberals and left. It raises questions that extend beyond one country, including how far such methods may spread and how European institutions respond.
Read moreThe outcome of Slovenia’s election highlights a broader shift in how political power is secured by Europe’s liberals and left. It raises questions that extend beyond one country, including how far such methods may spread and how European institutions respond.
Voices
The Habit of Blaming Roma
— 13 March 2026
From crime headlines to election debates, Roma are often portrayed as the problem. Look more closely and a different story emerges—one shaped by structural conditions, media narratives and overlooked potential.
Read moreFrom crime headlines to election debates, Roma are often portrayed as the problem. Look more closely and a different story emerges—one shaped by structural conditions, media narratives and overlooked potential.
Press
Serbia Must Amend Missing Persons Alert System to Protect Vulnerable Adults
— 24 February 2026
The Roma Foundation for Europe calls for immediate regulatory changes following the death of 19-year-old Manuel Amet.
Read moreThe Roma Foundation for Europe calls for immediate regulatory changes following the death of 19-year-old Manuel Amet.
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