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We view the increasing and unacceptable climate of racism and xenophobia in Europe with concern, in particular when this is spurred on by neoliberal policies that exacerbate rather than provide answers to the needs and problems that lead to increased insecurity and worse living conditions for workers and populations.
The measures that were recently adopted in Italy, where on 21 May a ‘state of emergency in relation to the nomad settlements in the regions of Campania, Lazio and Lombardy’ was declared for a one-year period, are an example of these dangerous and unacceptable measures that promote discrimination, segregation and the ‘criminalisation’ of citizens and populations, violating their rights, freedoms and guarantees – their most basic human rights.
This increases situations of poverty, exclusion and social disintegration and consequently gives rise to marginalisation and ghettoisation, illiteracy and incorporation into the informal economy, and encourages many citizens of Roma origin not to participate in society.
On the contrary, and as is pointed out, the best way to protect the rights of the Roma is to guarantee access to education, housing and healthcare, employment and social security in the framework of inclusion and integration policies."@en1
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