Wewnątrzunijna migracyjność Romów w systemie Unii Europejskiej

Abstract

After the last EU enlargement in 2004 and 2007, Roma became the largest minority in the area. In this way, at least 4 million Roma gained EU citizenship. It guarantees the freedom of movement in the EU. Roma cultural pattern of mobility is different from that which belongs to the public mainstream. Government and society does not know how to treat the Roma as European citizens, and their treating their mobility as unwanted migration. This has led to such events in France in 2010. However, at the institutional level and the EU legislative guarantees them full enjoyment of civil rights. Measures are needed that make the legislative social theory becomes practice.

Pal-o palutne buxlǒmàta e EU/qëre and-o bb. 2004 aj 2007, o Rroma kerdile i baredër minoritèta and-i zòna. Adaćhande minimum 4.000.000 Rroma kerdile EU/ qëre themutne. Si ristǎrde lenqe o mestipe e phiripnasqëro and-i EU. O Rromenqëro modèli e phiripnasqëro nane sär e gaʒenqëro. O raimàta thaj dostimàta na ʒanen sar te traktuin len sär evroputne themutne thaj dikhen lenqëro phiripe sär ʒungalo. Akava dikhipe andǎs ondimàta sär and-i Frànca and-o b. 2010, ʒikaj pe javër rig pr-o nivèli e institucienqëro aj e EU/qëre lilenqëro si len pherdino civìlo hakaj sär sarkon javër. Kamlǒn pes akana padmadǎ kaj te kerdǒl ćaćutni pràktika i legàlo sociàlo teorìa.