Category: Minority Policy 2020/02

Editorial With the second surge of the pandemic, we are confined at our homes again. Schools are closing due to quarantine and many are shifting […]

Education system should not go back to “normal” after the pandemic Centre for Research of Ethnicity and Culture has been long pointing out the fact […]

Moldava – from police raid to ECHR ruling On 19th June 2013, more than 60 policemen raided the Roma settlement in Moldava nad Bodvou. They […]

Sentencing of Kotleba: another step towards suppressing right-wing extremism Slovakia has finally seen conviction and sentencing of Ľudová strana – Naše Slovensku (ĽSNS) leader, Marián […]

New migration policy is a document we do not know what to make of Migration policy adopted by the government in 2011, which expires this year, […]

Migration needs a unifying approach Migration is an issue that keeps appearing and disappearing in the public discourse depending on how significant its „political capital“ […]

Will the Renewal Plan improve the situation of Roma? The Plan for Renewal of Slovakia titled Modern and Successful Slovakia was introduced to the public […]

Plenipotentiary for minorities Bukovszky: the proposed law on minorities is a result of expert work rather than political pursuit Interview conducted by Svetluša Surová on16th September […]

Why the act on citizenship is important and how it is related to minorities Citizenship has a legal, social and also political dimension. Its legal dimension […]