Greece: “My children are afraid, they don’t want to return to the house”

Headline Title: Greece: “My children are afraid, they don’t want to return to the house” 08 April 2014 The nearly 350,000 Roma living in Greece have been at the receiving end of discrimination and intolerance for generations.From forced evictions, to school segregation, discriminatory police raids and racially motivated violence, they have learnt what it means to be unequal.Racist attacks against minority groups, such as the Roma, have increased in recent years in Greece.Since 2012, Roma living in the village of Etoliko, in western Greece, have faced some of the most brutal attacks,…

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