23 July 2001 A new British measure aimed at preventing Romani asylum applicants from leaving the Czech Republic for the United Kingdom draws criticism. PRAGUE, Czech Republic–British and Czech officials have come up with a new way of stemming the large numbers of Czech Romani citizens who apply for asylum in the United Kingdom every month–they’re not even letting them […]
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