 discriminatory, failed to respect human dignity, and were contrary to France’s human rights obligations

These human rights violations signify a French policy of exclusion towards the Roma, and to date, the systematic eviction and deportation of the Roma within France continues despite the EU, French ombudsmen, and various NGOs calling upon the French government to stop the systematic forcible and illegal evictions of Roma people.

EU Response 
Despite significant issues arising in member states such as Romania, Italy and France. The EU recognizes the complex human rights issues arising relating to the Roma and the Right to Housing. It is one of the key areas addressed under the EU integration strategy and the EU has been vocal in the need for member states to respect the Roma right to housing as a part of their integration strategies.

In 2010 the European Union also implemented a regulation which allowed funding for marginalized communities that needed housing interventions. This intervention is available for Roma integration programs. There have been a number of key and successful integration programs providing access to housing as a result of this funding.

One successful case is the example of the Maro Temm settlement in Keil Germany. An important part of integration of the Roma is to allow them to protect their identity and culture without isolating them from the general community or resources. Maro Temm is a housing community of 13 units within Keil. It is occupied by Roma and Sinti of all generations and is a community where they are able to retain and share their culture and language. It is a small community in the midst of the general population (not isolated on the outskirts), allowing the Roma access to the same educational and healthcare opportunities as their Non Roma counterparts. As a settlement it provides the Roma with security, preservation of culture, as well as wider community integration and its location within the general community also allows for the minority and majority to build a relationship of trust that helps end discrimination.

The EU also provides remedy under the Racial Equality Directive 2000/43/EC  which the EU has adopted to prevent discrimination on the basis of ethnicity or race in areas which including access to housing.

Right to Education 
The right to education is enshrined in both the EU and international law.  Article 2 of the EU convention on human rights recognizes the right of education for all. Similarly the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (article 26)  and the ICESCR (articles 13 & 14)recognize the right to quality education without discrimination as a universal
discriminatory, failed to respect human dignity, and were contrary to France ’s human rights obligation 

 These human right field violations signify a French policy of exclusion towards the Roma, and to date, the taxonomic eviction and deportation of the Roma within France continues despite the EU, French ombudsmen, and assorted NGOs calling upon the French government to discontinue the systematic forcible and illegal evictions of Roma multitude. 

 EU Response 
 Despite significant issues rebel in extremity states such as Romania, Italy and France. The EU recognizes the complex human rights issues arising associate to the Roma and the Right to Housing. It is one of the key areas address under the EU integration strategy and the EU has been vocal in the need for extremity states to respect the Roma right to housing as a part of their integration scheme. 

 In 2010 the European Union also implemented a regulation which allowed funding for marginalized communities that needed housing interventions. This intervention is available for Roma integration programs. There have been a number of key and successful integration programs supply access to housing as a resultant role of this funding. 

 One successful case is the example of the Maro Temm settlement in Keil Germany. An authoritative part of integration of the Roma is to allow them to protect their identity and culture without sequester them from the general community or resources. Maro Temm is a housing community of 13 units within Keil. It is take by Roma and Sinti of all generations and is a community where they are able to retain and share their culture and linguistic process. It is a small residential district in the midst of the cosmopolitan population (not sequester on the outskirts), allowing the Roma access to the like educational and healthcare opportunities as their Non Roma counterparts. As a settlement it provides the Roma with security, preservation of culture, as well as wider residential district integration and its location within the general community also allow for the minority and majority to build a kinship of trust that helps end discrimination. 

 The EU also provides redress under the Racial Equality Directive 2000/43 / EC   which the EU has adopted to prevent discrimination on the basis of ethnicity or race in sphere which including entree to housing. 

 Right to Education 
 The right to department of education is enshrined in both the EU and international law.   Article 2 of the EU convention on human right acknowledge the right of education for all. Similarly the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (article 26)   and the ICESCR (article 13 & 14)recognize the right to quality department of education without discrimination as a universal
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EU Response 
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Riggt to Edication 
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These human RightS vIOlatIOnS signIfy a FreNCh POLicY oF eXclUsIOn TowarDs tHe Roma, aNd to date, thE syStEmatic evictiON aNd deportatIon Of the Roma witHin france CoNtiNUes deSpiTe the eU, FrenCH ombudSmen, and vaRiOUs NGOs CAlling uPON tHe FrEnch government to sTOp THe systematic foRcible AnD IlLEGal EviCtions of RoMa PeoplE.

eU RespoNSe 
dESPitE Significant isSues arising IN meMber stAtEs sUCh as RoMania, itALy aNd France. The eU reCognizes tHe compLEx human RIghts isSues arIsiNg rElatINg To The roMA anD ThE RiGHt tO Housing. it Is One of The kEY AREas aDdrEsseD undeR the EU integraTioN strATegY and tHe EU hAs beEn Vocal In the nEed foR mEmber states to reSpecT the Roma rIghT tO hoUsIng as A Part of TheIr iNtegratIon straTEgiEs.

iN 2010 THe european Union also iMpLEMeNted a regUlatioN WhIcH Allowed fUnDinG for MARginaLizeD CoMmunitieS that nEEdEd Housing InTervenTiOns. thiS inteRVentIon is aVailable For RoMA integration prOGrams. There havE BeEN A nUMber Of kEy and succesSful INtegRatiON pRogRAms prOvidiNg ACcESs to housing as a resulT oF this fUndinG.

One successfuL case is the EXAMple of thE MarO teMM settlement in KEil GeRmany. An impORtant parT of inTegratioN of the RomA IS to allow TheM to ProTecT THeIr identity and CULturE wIthout iSolAting thEm fRom The GenErAl communiTy or resoUrCeS. MArO TeMm is a HOusing coMmUniTy Of 13 uNits wIThin KeIl. It iS occUpIeD By ROma and SINtI OF all GeNeRatiOns AnD is a cOmmuNIty Where thEy are able To rETain AnD sHare theIr culture and lAnGuage. It is a SmAll CommunITY in the miDst of the general populatiON (not isoLatEd on tHe ouTskirts), alLowIng the romA Access To the sAme edUcAtiONAl and HEAlThcArE opportuniTIEs aS theiR NOn RoMa countErparts. As a settlemeNT it Provides the RoMa wIth sECUrIty, PReSErvAtIOn oF CUlture, as well as wIder communItY InTegration aND itS lOcation Within tHe genERal commUnity also Allows for ThE minORIty And majoritY to build A relationSHip of TRuSt thaT heLps end DiScrIminaTion.

ThE eU aLso prOvides ReMedy unDer thE RAcial EquAlity Directive 2000/43/EC  which thE EU has AdoptEd tO prevent dIscRImiNation on tHe baSis of ethniCitY or Race iN arEAs whiCh inCLuDinG AccesS to hOUsing.

RighT To eduCATiOn 
The right tO EDUcaTion iS enSHrined In boTh the EU and internaTIonal law.  ArticlE 2 of tHE eU cOnvENtioN oN human rights reCogNiZES the righT oF education fOr all. SimIlARly thE UniveRsal DeClaratiON Of hUman RiGhts (ArtIcle 26)  and thE ICeScr (articlEs 13 & 14)ReCOgnize The rIgHt to quAlity eDUcatION without discrimiNatioN AS a uniVErsAl
 discriminatory, failed to  respect h umandig nit y,  and  wer e contrary toF ranc e’s human rights oblig ation sThes e  h umanrightsv io l a tio ns  s ign if y  a  Fren chpolicyof exclusi onto wards the Ro m a,  and to da te,  the systema tic  evict io n a n d dep ort ation  of th e  Romawithin Fr an c e cont i nues de s p it e th e EU, French ombu d sm e n, and various  NGOsca l li n g  up onthe French  g overn m ent tos to p t hes ystematic for cible and i l leg al evi ct ion s  of Ro ma pe op l e.
EU Respons e 
D espite si gnific a nt issu e s arisi ng inmem ber  sta t es  s uch  a s  Ro m an ia, Ita ly and F ra nc e. Th e EU r e c ogni zes  the  comp lex human rig hts  iss u esarisi ng re lati ng  to t he Rom a and  t he Right to Hou sing . It is o neof  th ekey a r eas ad dre sse d under  the EU int eg r a t io n strategy and the  E U ha s been v ocal i n  t he need for  m emb er s t a tes t o re s pe ct the R oma ri g ht  t o housi ng  as apa rtoftheir inte gratio n strate gies. 
In 2010 the E u ropean Uniona ls o im p leme nte d a regulat ionw hich  all o we d f u nding  forma r gi n alized communitiesth at nee ded h ousing interv entions. T h i s  interve ntio n  i s  available for  Roma  integrati o n progra ms. T here hav e been an u mber ofkey  an d s ucc e s sf ul integratio n prog ra ms prov idi ng acce sstohou sin gas a resu lt of th is  f un di ng. 

One successf ul  ca se  is  thee xample  of t he M ar oT emm  settle m en t in K ei lGerm any .An im port a ntpart of  integrat ion of t he  R oma isto allow them  t o protectth eir  ident i t y and cu lture without isolating them fr omthe g ener al commun ity  or re sou r ces. M aro Te mm is  a  ho u s ing c o m mu nit yof 13 unit s wit hin K ei l. I t is oc cupied by Roma and Sin ti of all gen era tion s an d i s  a com mu n ity w here they are a ble to ret ai n  a nd share t h eir  c ultureand lan guage .  It isa small c ommunityin  the m ids t of the g eneral p opulation (noti so lated  on  the o ut ski rts),  allow i ngthe R oma ac ce ss tothe s am e educat ional and healthcare op portun ities  as  their No n R o macounterpa rts.  As a sett lem ent  it p rov i des t he R o ma  wi t h sec urit y , preserv a ti ono f  c ulture, asw e l l a s wid erc ommuni ty i ntegration and it s  location with in t h e  ge ner a l co mm unity also all ows  f o r  the min or ity and maj ority to  b u ild a  relat ionshi p of tr u s tt hat he lpsend  discrimi nat io n .

TheEU  a l so pro vide sremedy  under theR a cial Equality Di recti v e  2000 / 43/ EC  w hi ch theE U ha s adoptedto preventdiscri mina tionon theba sis of  et hn icity or r a ce in are as wh ich inc lu ding  ac cess t o ho u s ing.
Rig ht  to  Educatio n 
T h eri g htto e ducat io n is  enshrine d  in both  th e  EU and  i nte r n ationa l  l a w .  Article  2of th e EU convent i on o n  h u man r ightsrecogn izes th e  ri gh t of ed uca t i on for al l. Simila r lyth e Un iversalDe clar at ion  o f Human Rights(article  26)  an d the IC ESC R  (ar t icles13  & 14)recogn ize t he right t o qua lity ed u cat ion  wi thou t d iscr i mination as a universal
 discriminatory,_failed to_respect human dignity, and_were contrary_to_France’s human_rights_obligations

These human rights_violations signify a_French policy of exclusion_towards the Roma,_and_to date, the systematic eviction and deportation of the Roma within France continues despite_the_EU, French_ombudsmen,_and_various NGOs calling upon the_French government to stop the_systematic forcible_and illegal evictions of Roma people.

EU Response 
Despite_significant_issues arising in_member states such as Romania, Italy and France. The_EU recognizes the complex human rights_issues arising relating_to_the_Roma and the Right_to Housing. It is one of_the key areas addressed under the_EU integration strategy and the EU has_been vocal in the need for_member states to respect the_Roma right_to housing as a part_of their integration_strategies.

In 2010_the European Union_also implemented a regulation which allowed_funding for marginalized_communities that needed housing interventions. This_intervention_is available for_Roma_integration_programs. There_have been a_number_of key_and_successful integration programs providing access to_housing_as a result of this funding.

One successful_case is the example_of_the Maro Temm settlement_in Keil Germany. An important_part of integration of the Roma_is to_allow them_to protect their identity and culture without isolating them from the_general community or resources. Maro Temm_is a housing community_of 13_units_within Keil. It_is_occupied by_Roma and Sinti of all generations and_is a_community where they are able to_retain and share their_culture_and language. It is a small_community in the midst of the_general population (not isolated on_the_outskirts),_allowing the Roma access to_the same educational and healthcare opportunities_as their Non_Roma counterparts. As a settlement it provides_the_Roma with security, preservation of culture,_as_well as wider community integration and_its_location_within the general community also_allows for the minority and majority_to build a relationship of trust that helps end_discrimination.

The EU also_provides remedy under the Racial_Equality_Directive_2000/43/EC  which the EU has adopted to prevent discrimination_on the_basis of ethnicity_or race in areas which including access to housing.

Right to_Education 
The right to education is enshrined_in both the EU and international law.  Article 2 of_the EU convention on human rights recognizes the_right of education for all. Similarly the_Universal Declaration of Human_Rights_(article 26)  and the ICESCR (articles_13_&_14)recognize_the right to_quality education without_discrimination as a_universal