Norway “I fight for my son”: A 360 degree portrait of a Romanian street worker Every day at 5 am Florian-Petrus Cretu gets up to sell Folk er Folk, a street magazine, in the streets of Oslo. 08/06/2017
no comment Jumping over the fire! Thousands of people marked the Roma festival of Hidirellez in Edirne in Turkey on Friday. 06/05/2017
Sweden All together now: Sweden celebrates International Roma Day For the past 15 years, the Roma Cultural Center of Malmo, Sweden has organised a celebration of International Roma Day (April 8) in Folkets Park, the ‘People’s… 08/04/2017
world news Russia: Gas row sparks clashes between riot police and Roma Russian riot police clashed with residents of a Roma settlement on Thursday in a row over access to gas. The confrontation follows reports of damage 18/03/2016
World Education on the move: boosting learning in isolated communities When it comes to schooling, children can fall behind if they live in isolated or nomadic communities. This edition of Learning World looks at mobile 17/07/2015
Croatia Croatia marks International Roma Day Representatives of Croatia’s Roma community have marked International Roma Day by meeting with the country’s president. Time for action to fight 09/04/2015
Europe Fellow citizens or welfare tourists: our perceptions of EU migrants Fears of an migrant ‘invasion’ from Romania and Bulgaria have gripped richer EU countries like the UK and Germany, now that visa restrictions for 23/01/2014
Europe Helping Roma families to integrate With France recently in the firing line over its forced eviction of Roma people, Euronews went to visit Saint-Josse in Brussels, one of the Belgian 02/10/2013
Europe Roma education, key to integration “In our school integration and inclusion happen every day. One way is to have Roma language as a working language among children. I think this is the 08/07/2013
Culture Roma artists changing stereotypes Generation Y goes behind the scenes with a group of young Roma artists from Slovakia at a concert in Brussels, the first time they had played outside 03/05/2012
Europe Bonus: Voices from Bulgaria The mayor the Roma have voted as ‘Bulgaria’s friendliest mayor’ Tsonko Tsonev Mayor of Kavarna “When I started my work as a mayor I started to 30/04/2012
Europe Human rights in Europe is getting worse says Commissioner Thomas Hammarberg Chris Burns: “The Council of Europe’s Human Rights Commissioner, Thomas Hammarberg, wraps up his six year term at the end of this month and he’s 14/03/2012
World Tony Gatlif: Chain reaction fear over Roma expulsions Tony Gatlif is a man with a mission. For 35 years, Gatlif who is half Kabil (Algerian), half Gypsy, has produced and directed films about the Roma 14/10/2010
Unreported Europe Roma in France: not in my backyard In France, the Roma controversy is far from over. After a summer of expulsions and crackdowns on illegal camps, the European Commission has pressed 30/09/2010
World The dreams of a flamenco artist David Peña Dorantes was born into a family of Andalusian gypsy artists. They are a people closely linked to the world of flamenco. In the Peña 29/09/2010
World Roma rap: Meet Connect-R Connect-R is the latest sensation to come out of the Romanian Hip-Hop scene. His latest single “Still” is a smash hit, number one in the Romanian 24/09/2010
Unreported Europe Hungarian Roma: at the crossroads Hungary’s Roma people have their own particular problems compared with others of that community elsewhere in central and eastern Europe. A big 24/09/2010
World Jerzy Buzek, on EU law where Roma are affected At the European Roma Rights Centre in Budapest, Hungary, against the backdrop of France’s expulsions of Roma, euronews asked the President of the 23/09/2010
World Juan de Dios Ramirez Heredia, Spanish Roma MEP Juan de Dios Ramírez Heredia has seen much change in Spain, and along with the Spanish the Roma people have changed, too. Himself an atypical Roma 20/09/2010
