By Jirina Siklova and Marta Miklusakova, 1998.

From European Journalism Centre Publications: Reporting ethnic minorities and ethnic conflict - beyond good or evil.

by Gilad Margalit, from the SICSA, Israel.

Second Edition, 1998, from the Open Society Institute, Forced Migration Projects.

By Helen O'Nions. Examines the rationale behind 'anti-Gypsy' legislation and explores why attempts to assimilate Roma are destined to fail.

By Klara Orgovanova for Slovakia.org.

By Helen O'Nions, 1999.

A national network of organisations and individuals working within the Traveller community in Ireland.

Jeremy Corbyn MP outlines the plight of Roma refugees in the UK.

Project examines the overrepresentation of Roma women in Spanish prisons. Financed by Initiative Daphne, Task Force of the European Commission and directed by the Association LA KALLE of Madrid, in Spanish and English.

From The Economist.

By Helen O'Nions. Examines a 'Gypsy case' challenging UK legislation.

Roma in Slovakia.

From the Anthropology of East Europe Review, Autumn 1995.

Report of Roma rights in Bulgaria from Amnesty International.

From the Spunk Library.

From Radio Netherlands.

By Elzbieta M. Gozdziak. From the Anthropology of East Europe Review. The plight of Romanians in Poland, Roma (Gypsies) caught in the crossfire.

Conditions in Bulgaria, by Tom Giles, from the Spring 1995 issue of SLANT.

Anti-Roma sentiment permeates Slovak society from top to bottom. The British Government has just introduced visa requirements for migrants from Slovakia but asylum applicants are never granted visas, November 1998.

By Steve Staines of Friends, Families and Travellers Support Group.

From www.radicalparty.org.

"As our brothers are fleeing the chaos in Kosovo, they are living as unwanted 'guests' in surrounding countries. It is only with a strong and independent Epirus that our people from all over the region will have a place to call home. A country in which we share equal status with all other citizens."

The present frictions in Czech-Roma relations have complex and deep-seated causes, from the Central Europe Review.

Hearing at Washington, D.C., presided by the Hon. Christopher H. Smith, July 21, 1998.

By Zana Russell, Canada.

By Shani Rifati.

From the Patrin Web Journal.

From the U.S. Department of State's Annual Country Reports on Human Rights for Calendar Year 1998.

Reported by Eva Sobotková, from the hCa Roma Section seminar entitled "Citizenship and legislation in the light of the recent Roma exodus and the political situation in Central and Eastern Europe," 1998.

Around 25% of women prison inmates in Spain are Roma women, an overrepresentation 20 times greater than the general population. An analysis of this reality, and oriented towards promoting actions against a serious violation of human rights.

By Reska.

From Human Rights Watch, August 1999.

Concerning the New Jersey state legislature's repeal of that state's "anti-Gypsy" law, from The Guide, March 1998.

Paper by Toma Tomov, addresses the issue of violence and social institutions involved in the catering for the public needs in the period of social change following the collapse of the totalitarian regimes in Eastern Europe with an emphasis on the Roma.

By Peter Mulder, 1999.

Edited by Jean-Pierre Ligeois and Nicholas Gheorge, from Minority Rights Group International.

By Jake Bowers-Burbridge, UK.

By F. Wessely and M. Lastarria.

By Peter Mulder.

From the Internet Center for Anti-Racism Europe.

From the University of Wisconsin.

By Ian Hancock.

By Ian Hancock.

By Richard M. Clewett, Jr., 1999.

Analysis by Research Directorate, Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada.

An account of the widely publicised 1993 case of violence against Roma in Romania.

From the European Roma Rights Center Newsletter, Spring 1998.

An article critical of provision of the 1994 law which impose hardships on Gypsies and Travellers in the UK.

Paper by Cara Feys, originally published in the Journal of Public and International Affairs, 1997. Includes notes.

From the Helsinki Citizens' Assembly.

Report from the Columbia Law School, November 1997.

From the Office of the Czech Republic Government.

From the Greek Helsinki Monitor.

Sweden's forced sterilisation policy, by Laurence Jourdan.

A Traveller-led development organisation based in Cork, Ireland.

East European Roma asylum seekers in UK.