EU Gets Its Way In “Gypsies” Case
- August 29th, 2011
- Posted by EUEditor
Europe’s human rights Commissioner, Viviane Reding, has claimed victory for actions by the EU to guarantee the rights of Roma people and other minorities.
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Europe’s human rights Commissioner, Viviane Reding, has claimed victory for actions by the EU to guarantee the rights of Roma people and other minorities.
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