The situation has not changed in comparison with the data from previous years, so the situation does not improve, even in times of economic growth. Roma are the largest national minority in the Czech Republic. According to estimates, the coordinators in the country live 240,300. They represent about 2.2 percent of the population of the republic. There are about 11 million Roma in Europe, of which 6 million in the EU. In Slovakia, for example, the Roma are nine percent of the population.
"About half of the Roma in the Czech Republic are Roma integrated into society, the second half are represented by Roma who are socially excluded or threatened by social exclusion They have been marginalized and moved to the margin of society, "reports as in previous years
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<p><strong> According to her, due to low incomes and frequent indebtedness, the Roma suffer from limited and limited access to normal life, and the whole family moves to dormitories or houses on the outskirts </strong> which then turn into ghetto & # 39; s. According to the latest analysis by experts, the number of poor houses, streets and districts doubled between 2006 and 2014. It rose from three hundred to 600. There were also people who lived in these places – instead of 80,000 there were about 115,000 </p>
<p><strong> . the document is half of the Roma minority in the Czech Republic the intelligence and the middle class </strong> A number of their members, despite their higher education, job advantage, sufficient income and indebtedness <strong> is only faced with intolerance because of their Roma origin and discrimination </strong></p>
<h2><strong> No changes in the perception of the Roma minority <br /></strong></h2>
<p> Opinion polls show that <strong> does not change the attitude towards Roma in the Czech Republic. </strong> Years were the least popular minority. Unconsciously three-quarters of the population, a fifth is single and sympathy feels the rest <strong> "Since 2013 there has been no significant change in the perception of the Roma minority, the values are more or less the same" </strong> </strong> Most Roma in the Czech Republic live in the Ústecký and Moravskoslezský region </strong> In the first region, according to expert estimates, about 63,500 – just over seven percent of the population, the other 31,300. <strong> There are about 18,000 minority members in the capital, of which a fifth in the capital </strong>. About 30 percent of socially excluded people belong to the Roma in the Region & # 39; s Pilsen and Zlin </p>
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Collecting data according to the report makes it more difficult for Roma to move more often for more affordable housing. Some Roma families change their residence a number of times.
The state budget has immediately released 70.44 million crowns for the integration of the Roma last year, which is 1.28 million more than in the previous year The amount is divided between the Ministry of Education and Culture and the Government Office. Money went to support for Roma coordinators or scholarships. Since 2013, the amount has grown steadily, but this does not match previous support. In 2010, 86.71 million euros was spent on the integration of the Roma and approximately 85.03 million in 2011. More money goes to social housing or employment projects
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