The Impact of Legislation and Policies on School segregation of Romani children. A Study of Anti-Discrimination Law and Government Measures to Eliminate Segregation in Education in Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia
The Impact of Legislation and Policies on School segregation of Romani children. A Study of Anti-Discrimination Law and Government Measures to Eliminate Segregation in Education in Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia

Author(s): Vera Egenberger, Claude Cahn
Contributor(s): Dimitrina Petrova (Editor), Lilla Farkas (Editor)
Subject(s): School education, Ethnic Minorities Studies
Published by: European Roma Rights Center
Keywords: School segregation;
Summary/Abstract: The study builds on previous ERRC research in the five countries which documented existing patterns of segregated education and explored the impact of legislative and policy frameworks on school segregation of Roma. The documentation collected in previous years was updated to include policy developments, especially in the period 2003-2006, as well as recent field research findings based on testimonies of Romani parents, children, teachers and educational administration authorities at central and local levels of government. The study also uses ERRC legal databases.

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