Research outlined below suggests that Gypsy and Traveller Young People are bullied more than any other ethnic minority in England. This is Who We Are (2007) highlights the extent of racial abuse aimed at children and […]
Bullying Facts and Figures Read More »
The booklet is designed to help young Gypsies and Travellers to overcome many of the problems that they face on a daily basis. There is advice on bullying, education entitlements and places to live. Copies from:
Travelling Ahead: Your Rights Read More »
The Speak Out project explores the issue of Racist Bullying of Travellers in school and gives advice on combatting it. The Speak Out project CD contains interviews with young members of the Gypsy and Traveller communities,
Atch Poggering Mande – Stop Bullying Me! Read More »
Leaflets can be obtained from: Scottish Traveller Education Programme, The University of Edinburgh, Holyrood Road EH8 8AQ
Stop Bullying Now Read More »
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
The Human Rights Act 1998 and its impact on Gypsies and Travellers Read More »
