Примеры использования Roma living на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Number of Roma living in Tajikistan according to the 2000 census.
According to general assessments,progress has been made in improving Roma living conditions.
Were Roma living in Poland still travelling people or did they live in one place?
The conclusions of the mapping put the number of the Roma living in Slovakia at around 320,000.
The Roma living on the territory of the Czech Republic belong to several sub-ethnic groups.
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In recent years, the Government had taken a number of steps to assess the number of Roma living in the country.
Roma living in the Vilnius Kirtimai settlement faced extremely low living standards.
The State party should ensure that Roma living in the State party are protected from discriminatory treatment.
In connection with housing,it would be helpful if the delegation could provide figures indicating the number of Roma living in improvised camps.
The Roma living in Finland speak either Finnish or Swedish, which are the official languages.
Mr. NINA(Albania) said the national strategy for the improvement of Roma living conditions had been submitted to the Government for final approval.
The Roma living in the eastern part of the country were far less inclined to criminality than those in other areas.
That being so, the situation was not immutable,and the State party might at some point find Roma living on its territory once again, as had occurred in Uzbekistan.
Many Sinti and Roma living in the Czech Republic do not fulfil these requirements and are thus stateless.
At present the Office is leading a working group with the final objective of preparing the"National strategy for the improvement of the Roma living conditions.
Reports of Roma living in slums where they are exposed to environmental hazards such as flooding are also of concern.
Mr. Thornberry said he wished to know what the Government's responsibilities were regarding the provision of education andother basic services for Roma living in France.
We have information that the Roma living now in the area of Gorazde and Livno reject to identify themselves as members of that people.
Ms. Rauh(Hungary) said that the Government had taken several initiatives to address the urgent housing, employment andhealth-care problems facing the hundreds of thousands of Roma living in rural settlements and urban ghettos.
Lastly, she asked whether Roma living in the State party were Slovak nationals and, if so, whether they enjoyed the same rights as other nationals.
The Land Baden-Württemberg, inter alia,supports the cultural activity days of the Sinti and Roma living in Palatinate, a cooperation project with adult education centres and research projects.
Most Roma living in Croatia before 1991 had Croatian nationality and virtually all Roma currently living in the country had acquired it.
The main focus of the Slovene Government was to improve conditions for Roma living within its territory, but it also strove for stronger language and action in international forums, particularly OSCE.
The Roma living in Denmark thus enjoyed the same basic rights and protection from racial discrimination as ethnic Danes and other residents of foreign origin.
In its Decision from October 2004,the Republic of Slovenia decided that Roma living conditions as well as education and employment have to be afforded special attention and support from state resources.
For most Roma living in the Federation or in the former Yugoslav republics, however, religious affiliation was less important than it was for other national minorities.
In respect of housing, one of the most challenging interventions in implementation of the IAP has been a mortgage loans' scheme for 9,000 Greek Roma living in shacks, tents or any other construction that do not meet minimum requirements on permanent habitation.
With the majority of the Roma living in economically disadvantaged regions, the low level of education and training and discrimination in the labour market were aggravating factors.
In addition, fears of minority properties being occupied also rose,with reports from a Croatian community in Vitina municipality and Roma living in Gnjilane town that Kosovo Albanians had been checking empty houses and, in some cases, intimidating community members.
AI noted that Roma living in informal settlements faced considerable difficulties getting access to basic documentation such as birth certificates and registering as residents.