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News - HeadlinesITALY: MAYOR MOVES TO DEMOLISH ROMA GYPSY CAMPSFRENCH COURT BLOCKS DEPORTATION OF ROMA ROMANIA URGES EUROPEAN UNITY ON ROMA ROMA NGOS CALL FOR BOYCOT OF FRENCH PRODUCTS (Romania) HAS THE CURRENT ANTI-ROMA CLIMATE IN EUROPE TRIGGERED A 'LICENSE TO KILL' ? (press release ENAR) ROMA PERSECUTION IN FRANCE TAKES EUROPE 70 YEARS BACK (press release, UNITED) THRASHING FRANCE OR BULGARIA ON ROMA? (editorial) 
ICARE Hate Crime News - www.hatecrimenews.icare.toDrawing on its long history of providing Human Rights and Anti-Racism news feeds, ICARE set out to establish a new service, the ICARE Hate Crime News. This service contains articles (English only) about hate-motivated incidents and crimes in the 56 OSCE participating States and is updated almost every day with items from 'regular' news sources. More... 
Amsterdam Gay Pride Canal Parade 2010On Saturday, August 7, 2010 the Amsterdam Gay community held its 15th gay pride canal parade through the canals of the Dutch capital. Most of the bigger political parties had their own boat to show support for gay rights and their concern over anti-gay violence, like the Liberal Democrats of D66, the liberal VVD with their 'VVGay'-boat and the social democratic party (PvdA) leader Job Cohen, former Mayor of Amsterdam. Of course the new Mayor of Amsterdam, Eberhardt van de Laan, was present on the official City of Amsterdam boat, looking just a tiny bit uncomfy :-). There were in total 80 boats. Highlights were the Europe Pride boat, aboard MEPs, giving attention for countries were gays are not or hardly free to hold a gay pride, and a complete symphony-orchestra. There was the 'Blue in Pink' Police boat, the Free Gay Africa boat, the Beit Ha'Chidush boat, the Gaydar.nl boat and many others. Gays and lesbians from all military services were aboard several boats, in full uniform. It was only partly dry, so a lot of the 350.000 spectators got soaking wet. The mood was great though. Click here for the photo-report. 
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NGO addressbook and Calendar of EventsVisit United for Intercultural Action's Addressbook and Calendar of events. The lowdown on ICAREThe Internet Centre Anti Racism Europe (ICARE) is the information disseminator for the European NGO-community working in the fields of anti-discrimination, Human Rights, antisemitism, diversity and migration, with a focus on anti-racism. ICARE is a NGO community networking system, an environment where large and small organizations can work on local, national, regional and international issues. ICARE started in 1999 to inform the (European) NGOs and facilitate discussion about the UN WCAR and the preparatory process.
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