Ratification CERD: yes in 1992, Slovenia has also agreed to individual petitions under article 14.

Extracts from ECRI's third report (adopted in June 2006):
The Slovenian authorities have strengthened the legal framework against racial discrimination, through the adoption of primary anti-discrimination legislation covering different areas of life. The Human Rights Ombudsman has continued to provide invaluable support to members of minority groups. However, the Roma need special support in order to enjoy equal opportunities with the rest of the Slovenian population. The increased use of racist, xenophobic and otherwise intolerant discourse in Slovenian politics hampers efforts to improve the situation for all minority groups.

Link to the full document:
http://www.coe.int/t/e/human_rights/ecri/1-ecri/2-country-by-country_approach/slovenia/slovenia_cbc_3.asp#P76_3891

ECRI country reports in French and when present in the original language of the country:
French
Slovenian

Extracts from state reply to Durban Review Questionnaire:
In 2004, the National Assembly adopted the Implementation of the Principle of Equal Treatment Act constituting the basic regulation in the fight against discrimination. With regard to activities aimed at eliminating intolerance, the Human Rights Ombudsman and the Office for Equal Opportunities are mentioned. Activities of the Government Office for National minorities include the drafting of the Roma Community Act (adopted by the National Assembly in March 2007) and the Resolution on the Italian and Hungarian National Communities (adopted by the government in July 2007).

Link to the full document:
http://www2.ohchr.org/english/issues/racism/DurbanReview/session1-documentation.htm