What Is Discrimination, Stigmatization And Violence Against The Romani People?

The romani people is one of Europe's most discriminated minorities, both today and from a historical perspective. Throughout history, they have been discriminated, enslaved, violated and segregated from the majority population. Most European countries today currently ban ethnic discrimination in their legislation. Discrimination, stigmatization and violence against the romani people in most of the European countries are still extensive and a major human rights issue. They are a very exposed group and are largely based on their lack of access to the welfare system of the recipient country. Article 45 of the European Union states that citizens may move freely within the territory of the Member States. The free movement among Eu makes it easier