Conditions for Gypsies in Eastern Europe continue to be precarious, journalists and Gypsy organizations report.
IN a stark illustration of how precarious life is for cultural organizations outside a major city, the Opera Festival of New Jersey, based in Princeton, recently closed operation, after 20 years of building itself into a respected regional institution.
But more legislation in the House aimed at Planned Parenthood is in the offing, putting the organization in its most precarious political spot in decades.
In Beijing, many environmental organizations exist in a precarious legal limbo between recognition and proscription, and it is not uncommon for foreign workers to leave on "visa runs" at 90-day intervals if their NGOs can't get work visas.
Public work organization and coordination was very precarious.
The organization's finances have always been precarious; at first, Recer ran it out of the attic of her house, in a slowly gentrifying neighborhood on the outskirts of downtown Houston.
Syrian opposition groups and international relief organizations have warned of the extremely precarious situation in some of the capital's suburbs.
Now, most of the former camp dwellers are doubled up in their friends' or families' homes, scattered at random in tents and improvised dwellings, or living in "precarious housing" that is dilapidated, damaged or partly collapsed, the organization says.
Listening to stories about her played a role in founding RefugePoint, the organization I lead that reaches refugees in the most precarious circumstances with opportunities to resettle and become self-reliant.
There were apologies by the news organizations and a rush of attention paid to the sometimes precarious race to be among the first to report news.
