European Court again chides Greece over discrimination against Roma schoolchildren

Headline Title: European Court slams Greece over Roma discrimination in schools 30 May 2013 The Greek authorities must immediately stop segregating Romani schoolchildren from their peers, Amnesty International urged today after the European Court of Human Rights ruled that the practice in a local school district in central Greece amounted to discrimination. In a unanimous ruling today in Lavida and Others v. Greece, the European Court found that “the continuing nature of this situation and the State’s refusal to take anti-segregation measures implied discrimination and a breach of…

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