More than 500,000 people in Romania declared themselves as Roma in the 2002 census, but Roma leaders estimate that another 1.5 million Roma did not. This greatly affects the Roma population because it limits their access to government funding that is necessary to improve their lives. In Prislop, a small village in central Romania, where almost all of the 300 residents are Roma, none declared themselves Roma.
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!["Gypsies are better than Romanians", says Mariana, a 27-year old Romanian woman, who lives in a Roma community. She started to write letters to Catalin while he was in prison, on behalf of his parents ...](http://roma.glocalstories.org/media/mm_cache/mm_photos/sledford_intermarriage__thumbnail_image.jpg ""Gypsies are better than Romanians", says Mariana, a 27-year old Romanian woman, who lives in a Roma community. She started to write letters to Catalin while he was in prison, on behalf of his parents ...")
Romania > Prejudice And Discrimination
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Romania > Prejudice And Discrimination
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Romania > Prejudice And Discrimination
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Romania > Prejudice And Discrimination
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The project is co-funded by the European Union’s Fundamental Rights and Citizenship Programme, with further support from OSF Media Program, the Embassy of the United States in the Czech Republic, the British Embassy in Prague and the Knight Center for International Media at the School of Communication, University of Miami.
