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uhnope

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Thu May 15, 2014, 02:55 PM May 2014

Czech Republic: 84 % say coexistence between Roma and others is "bad" [View all]

Source: Romea


The Center for Public Opinion Research (Centrum pro výzkum veřejného mínění - CVVM) reports that coexistence between Romani people and others living in the Czech Republic is perceived by the vast majority of the public as problematic. In a recent survey, 45 % said coexistence with Roma is "bad", while 39 % described it as "very bad".

The survey, conducted in April, found only 12 % of respondents consider coexistence with Roma to be "good". Compared to this time last year, evaluations of coexistence between non-Romani and Romani people in the Czech Republic have slightly improved.

Last year, 9 % of respondents evaluated coexistence with Roma as "good" and 87 % evaluated it as "bad", while this year the combined responses of "bad" and "very bad" constituted 84 % of those surveyed. The authors of the survey said there are no significant differences among various population groups when it comes to evaluating overall coexistence with Romani people.

"Only people who have Romani acquaintances or friends evaluated coexistence between the majority society and the Romani population as 'good' with any significant frequency, as did respondents who evaluate coexistence with Romani people in their own neighborhoods positively," CVVM said. The coexistence between the non-Romani population and Romani people in places where Romani people actually live is evaluated somewhat more positively than is the overall evaluation for the Czech Republic as a whole.

Read more: http://www.romea.cz/en/news/czech/czech-republic-84-say-coexistence-between-roma-and-others-is-bad#

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Post removed Post removed May 2014 #1
There is a black crime problem in the USA Prophet 451 May 2014 #5
Message auto-removed Name removed May 2014 #6
Given that Roma were victims of the Holocaust 2 generations ago and are still viewed with MillennialDem May 2014 #9
I think it's because it's such a closed culture. Warpy May 2014 #31
Possible I guess. I can't admit that I knew any Roma, open or otherwise - but my MillennialDem May 2014 #32
Interactions between Roma and gadje have tended to end badly for us Prophet 451 May 2014 #33
Yes, I knew the history Warpy May 2014 #35
Yes, I am Prophet 451 May 2014 #10
Racism is racism LeftishBrit May 2014 #14
Na bista 500,000! Prophet 451 May 2014 #21
Balthazar's yet another Putinista who's also a racist hater. What a surprise uhnope May 2014 #12
Appears to have been served pizza... freshwest May 2014 #19
And nothing of value was lost n/t Prophet 451 May 2014 #34
Like Jews, another very stereotyped group. Behind the Aegis May 2014 #2
Message auto-removed Name removed May 2014 #7
No. But I also don't think all Roma are the same either. Behind the Aegis May 2014 #15
It's Social Identity Theory Prophet 451 May 2014 #18
I haven't heard SIT in years! Behind the Aegis May 2014 #20
Um, I don't mind but... Prophet 451 May 2014 #22
Any help is appreciated. Behind the Aegis May 2014 #23
No problem Prophet 451 May 2014 #25
That...was...AWESOME! Behind the Aegis May 2014 #27
Oh, forgot this one Prophet 451 May 2014 #26
Again....thank you! Behind the Aegis May 2014 #28
Not sure Prophet 451 May 2014 #29
I was thinking Romanian too, but possible a derivation of Turkish. Behind the Aegis May 2014 #30
The translation is a little bad here frazzled May 2014 #3
It does say "evaluations of coexistence" which sounds more like the former muriel_volestrangler May 2014 #16
Thanks for this, uhnope. Sounds like only Czechs who knew any Roma personally had a pampango May 2014 #4
yr welcome uhnope May 2014 #13
That is sad. /nt Ash_F May 2014 #8
Anti-ziganism is still very prominent in much of Europe Prophet 451 May 2014 #11
Did the Tea Party move to the CR? nt kelliekat44 May 2014 #17
Message auto-removed Name removed May 2014 #24
Sadly, not surprised by all the "name removed" posts... Scootaloo May 2014 #36
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