Environ 700 000 Roms vivent en Hongrie. La présidente d’une fondation pour les enfants roms, Erzsébet Mohácsi, décrit les conditions dans lesquelles vivent 60 % d’entre eux à Budapest. Interview vidéo.
Video : les enfants tziganes à Budapest
En 2001, environ 20 % des enfants Roms sont entrés dans un établissement secondaire contre 73 % pour les autres enfants. (Crédits : Cafebabel.com Hongrie)
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02/09/08
Tags : Budapest, Hungary, derechos del niño, Roma, human rights.
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Rencontre avec Erzsébet Mohácsi, présidente de Chance for Children Foundation | (Vidéo réalisée par Judit Jaradi, Nora Farkas et Eva Csorba (cafebabel.com Budapest)
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