Council of Europe – Roma and Travellers
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Criminal Justice
Homelessness
Legally correct, 2014 Under the Housing Act 1996, a Gypsy or Traveller is homeless if s/he does not have a lawful place to put his or her caravan or living vehicle (1). If a homeless person
The Human Rights Act 1998 and its impact on Gypsies and Travellers
Historical Background Following the horrors of the Second World War, The European Convention on Human Rights was launched on the 3th of September 1953. The Convention was signed up to by many European nations, including the
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Historical Laws affecting Gypsies and Travellers
A Brief Historical Overview The historical relationship between Gypsies and Travellers and the state in England, dates back to 1530 with the passing of the Egyptians Act. This law was aimed at ridding the country of
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Roma Rights: An Overview
There are now an estimated 10-12 million Roma living in Europe. Roma make up the largest ethnic minority and evidence has clearly shown that they are more likely to face discrimination and social exclusion than other
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