Summary
The motion addresses the systemic segregation and discrimination faced by Roma children within European educational systems, calling for urgent action to ensure inclusive education. 9 04.10.2023
Other
education
human rights
social policy
Key points
- Roma children face widespread segregation, often being placed in 'ghetto schools' or separate classes within mainstream institutions.
- Biased and culturally insensitive psychological testing often leads to the misdiagnosis of Roma children as having mental disabilities.
- Member States are urged to implement desegregation strategies with clear targets, sufficient resources, and ambitious timelines.
- Increasing access to early childhood and pre-school education is seen as a vital step in preventing future school dropouts.
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