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HomeCivil society monitoring report on implementation of the national traveller and Roma inclusion strategy in Ireland
Identifying blind spots in traveller and Roma inclusion policy
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In the second RCM report on Ireland, published in 2018, the Irish State’s acknowledgement, in March 2017, of the distinct ethnic status of the Traveller community was positively assessed. It was hoped that recognition would serve as the impetus to give a renewed focus to addressing key inequalities for this community, most notably in the areas of accommodation and health. Regrettably, the situation in regard to homelessness in the Traveller community and health outcomes for Travellers, particularly in the area of mental health, appear to have worsened in this period.
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- Corporate author(s): Directorate-General for Justice and Consumers (European Commission) , Roma Centre , Pavee Point Traveller
- Themes: Fundamental rights , Social
- Subject: anti-discriminatory measure , civil society , education , equal treatment , ethnic discrimination , Ireland , mental health , monitoring report , right to health , right to housing , Roma , social integration
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-19942-7 | DOI 10.2838/28653 | Catalogue number DS-04-20-338-EN-N |
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