10 July 2000 The controversial issue of Romani asylum seekers from Central and Eastern Europe poked its head out again this week in British newspapers. A landmark judgement was made on 6 July by the British House of Lords, which rejected the arguments of a Slovakian Roma man who had claimed asylum through fear of skinhead attacks in his home […]
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