The results of the
monitoring activities of the Council of Europe, in particular, those of the
Commissioner for Human Rights and the European Committee against Racism and
Intolerance (ECRI), and evidence from other sources, show that Roma and
Travelers in Europe still suffer from widespread and persisting anti-Gypsyism
– recognized as a specific form of racism fuelled by prejudice and stereotypes
- and they are still the victims of various forms of discrimination, including
school segregation and forced sedentarisation, hate speech and, sometimes, hate
crimes in many Council of Europe member states.The link is taken from COE:https://www.coe.int/en/web/roma-and-travellers/anti-gypsyism-/-discrimination