Czech government still failing to address discrimination against Romani children in schools

Headline Title: Czech government still discriminates against Romani schoolchildren 08 November 2012 Romani children in the Czech Republic are still being denied the educational opportunities offered to other students five years after the European Court of Human Rights found the authorities guilty of discrimination, Amnesty International and the European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) said in a report published today. “The Czech Republic’s education system is failing Romani children, with devastating consequences for their future. Thousands of Romani pupils are trapped in segregated schools…

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