Sentence examples for roma origin from inspiring English sources
A member of the European Parliament of Roma origin, Viktoria Mohacsi, toured gypsy camps in Italy and said conditions were the worst she had seen in Europe.
The essential difference between Fanon's colonized negro and Ana is that she can pass as a non-Roma, if she is not self-disclosing her Roma origin.
"To me, the reaction of the society has been worse than the killings themselves," said Stanislav Daniel, a Slovak of Roma origin who is a researcher at the European Roma Rights Center in Budapest.
More than 60% also stated that during the past 2 years they had been called "Gipsy bastard" (zigenarjävel) or any other offensive, alluding to their Roma origin.
"Take this family of LeoNorda.
Turf wars have broken out among Romanian street sex workers, many of Roma origin, in east London amid claims that women are being "taxed" £200 a week to stand on particular street corners.
All subjects included in this study were unrelated and their four grandparents were Spanish, of European, non-Roma origin.
Dale Farm residents, together with others representing travellers (of Irish origin) and gypsies (of English Roma descent), met civil servants from the ODPM on April 6th to discuss the matter, two days before they celebrate International Roma Day.But there is little enough to cheer about in most travellers' current plight.
British-origin Roma in the US (Romanichals) have preserved our culture and our language, and are remarkably similar to British Roma in the UK, with a crucial difference: we are struggling to maintain that language and culture in a society that has no means of recognition or preservation.
First, to quantify the differences between Roma and non-Roma (i.e. European origin) infants in birth weight, gestational age and intrauterine growth.
Photograph: Allauddin Khan/AP 6.37pm BST A Roma family of Turkish origin sits under an improvised shelter to protect from heavy rain in Eforie Sud, Romania before an annoucement by the Mayor on their case.
