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We
plan this webpage to be a calendar of events focusing on Roma or related
to Roma.
1st of June Budapest
„Speak
out!”
In
the frame of the 2nd Budapest Roma Festival, on 1 June at
14.00 hour the Hungarian Academy of Science host the Conference” Speak
out!” . Chaired by Szilveszter Vizi
E. – the president of the Academy and in close cooperation with the
Roma organisation “Roma Parliament” lead by Jeno
Zsigo the conference focuses on the the
problems facing Roma their participation to decision making and
designing of policies and the existing opportunities. It will be the
first time ever when Roma intellectuals – who are also activists,
enrolled in civil movement for a long time – have the chance to
evaluate the impact of policies and initiatives targeting Roma
communities and Roma civil society.
Why
and how the Roma became scapegoats – what lead to this situation -
which is the way out – how could we create a new perspective for the
Hungarian nation? – are the main points of
Agnes Daroczi – one of the Roma speakers at the conference.
For
more info please contact :barsonyj@axelero.hu
6-
7 of June Budapest
Minority
Rights Group International (MRG) organises the
conference entitled “The European Union and the Roma” which will
take place in
Budapest
,
Hungary
, 6
– 7 June 2006.
Objectives
The
conference aims at bringing together policy-makers and experts from Roma
NGOs and international organisations.
Firstly,
it will explore the relevance of EU legislation to Roma rights
with the aim of identifying existing gaps in EU legislation the legal
developments that are necessary to adequately and comprehensively
address the plight of Romani communities in
Europe
.
Secondly,
it will analyze the existing Roma policy framework at the European level
with the aim of formulating recommendations for consistency and
complimentarity between different initiatives targeting the Roma
directly or indirectly.
Finally,
it will provide an overview and critical analysis of the existing
channels for monitoring and evaluation of Roma policies and programmes
as well as recommendations for more participatory monitoring and
evaluation mechanisms.
For
more info please contact GALINA.KOSTADINOVA@mrgmail.org
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