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ODIHR meets local Roma community representatives during a field assessment visit to Miskolc, Hungary, on 1 July 2015.
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Representatives of the local Roma self-government in Miskolc, Hungary, speaking in a meeting with Hungarian government representatives during the ODIHR field assessment visit on 1 July 2015.
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A meeting between representatives of OSCE/ODIHR, the Hungarian authorities and the local Roma self-government in Miskolc, Hungary, during the ODIHR field assessment visit on 1 July 2015.
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Roma families from the “Numbered Streets” area of Miskolc, Hungary, talk to human rights activists about the eviction threats they face.
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Many Roma families have been evicted from the “Numbered Streets” neighbourhood of Miskolc, Hungary. The population has fallen from 900 residents to below 400.
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Evelin Kecskés, an activist from the Hungarian NGO Roma Civil Rights Movement, speaks about evections in the “Numbered Streets” area of Miskolc, Hungary.
The Numbered Streets: Roma Housing in Miskolc, Hungary
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The OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) issued a report on 1 September 2016 following a field assessment visit to the town of Miskolc, Hungary. The report calls on local government authorities to halt issuing eviction orders to Roma residents of social housing, and to promote adequate, sustainable, non-discriminatory solutions to housing segregation. This video allows some members of the Roma community in Miskolc to tell their stories.
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The memorial in Berlin to the Roma and Sinti Victims of National Socialism.
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Representatives of Serbia-based companies interested in hiring hold speed interviews with Roma job seekers at Roma employment conference and fair, organized within the European Support to Roma Inclusion project “We Are Here Together", Belgrade, 31 May 2016
Capacity building of civil society organizations
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31 Civil Society Organizations and 4 networks focused on Roma integration participated in the capacity building programme. CSOs receive mentorship assistance, and support for their active participation in the development and implementation of local policies for Roma.
Mobile Teams for Roma Inclusion
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Mobile Teams for Roma Inclusion have been established with the help of the project in 20 pilot municipalities / cities. The teams comprise municipal coordinators for Roma issues, pedagogical assistants, health mediators, as well as representatives of the Centres for Social Work and the National Employment Service.
School dropout prevention programme
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Within dropout prevention programme, 1,000 scholarships were provided for Roma secondary school students, who also received mentoring and peer support. Training and certification of 191 pedagogical assistants were supported through the project, along with the training for 208 mentors. This Video is not available in English.