Ultra Far Right Nationalism on the rise in Europe and Russia

[NACIONALISTA]

Interesting thread. @Desert Fox are you Pakistani or European?

 

[Desert Fox]

Interesting thread. @Desert Fox are you Pakistani or European?

Pakistani.

 

[vostok]

Nationalist Youth Marching Against the EU in Vienna

Right-wing nationalists of the Identitarian Movement held a rally in Vienna on May 17. Organizing themselves across social media, members of factions across Europe flooded in from France, Belgium, Italy, and Switzerland to join the Austrian faction to demonstrate against the EU.

To combat the protest, an anti-fascist group known as Offense Against the Right also gathered in the Austrian capital. As crowds became increasingly angry, police moved in to arrest protesters and separate the two opposing factions. VICE News was there to witness the clash of Europe’s new generation of extreme political movements.

@flamer84 @senheiser @vostok

I support the European right-wing in the sense that they are at the moment - the only force acting to preserve white Christian Europe. But I - not a fan of the madman Hitler.

 

[Desert Fox]

Greece's Golden Dawn party describes Hitler as 'great personality'

Golden Dawn MP Ilias Panagiotaros cements party's credentials as neo-Nazi force in interview with Australian current affairs show

Cementing its credentials as an unapologetic neo-Nazi force, Greece's increasingly combative Golden Dawn party has hailed Hitler as a "great personality" and denounced homosexuality as a "sickness".
In a rare interview with a foreign media outlet before May's European elections, the Golden Dawn MP Ilias Panagiotaros told the Australian current affairs show 60 Minutes the group was involved in an "extremely ugly [war]" and that "in every period of time, there must be, there are, some people who are doing the dirty work".

When asked about Hitler, Panagiotaros, who is widely seen as the organisation's chief overseas strategist, described him as a "great personality, like Stalin".

With its leadership imprisoned and more than half of its 16-strong parliamentary group under criminal investigation, Golden Dawn has previously attempted to minimise any association with nazism. Fascist salutes among party cadres and the group's swastika-style emblem have been played down. So, too, have video recordings, speeches and documents confiscated from the computers of its jailed elite that have depicted the force as headed by an all-powerful führer and a rigid hierarchy resonant of the Nazi party.

But Golden Dawn has clearly decided to up the ante as European elections and Greek local elections, also in May, approach. It was unclear, however, whether Panagiotaros' inflammatory comments were indicative of the extremists' renewed confidence or fear in the face of crisis.

Extolling the virtues of a "one-race nation", Panagiotaros, who also faces charges of participating in a criminal gang, lashed out at the minorities the party considers deviant in the 60 Minutes interview, describing Muslim immigrants as jihadists and gays as "faggots".

"Until 1997, [the] international association of doctors, and I don't know what, considered homosexuality a sickness, illness, which it is."

In October 2012, at the height of Greece's economic and social crisis, Panagiotaros led a mob that prevented a Greek performance of Terence McNally's Corpus Christi – in which Jesus is portrayed as a gay man – from being staged. Panagiotaros brushed off the incident, describing its director, Laertis Vasiliou, as "an Albanian faggot. A stupid idiot."

Members of Greece's gay community and dark-skinned immigrants have been singled out for attack by Golden Dawn hit squads. The paramilitary units roamed the streets with seeming impunity until a government crackdown against the group spurred by the murder last September of the Greek musician and anti-fascist activist Pavlos Fyssas.

Panagiotaros, Golden Dawn's candidate for governor of the Attica region in the May local elections, vowed this week to release more videos detailing the group's murky relations with other parties. Earlier this month, secretly filmed footage released by the neo-fascists showed the prime minister Antonis Samaras' chief of staff telling Golden Dawn's spokesman that a criminal investigation had been ordered against it out of a fear the party was stealing votes from the ruling conservatives. Golden Dawn, until recently Greece's third biggest political force, has since seen a rebound in the polls.

It has also won the support of Voula Patoulidou, one of Greece's greatest sporting legends. The women's 100m hurdles gold medallist in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics described the ongoing criminal inquiry as politically motivated and based on lies.

Golden Dawn has pledged to hold a "Greek only" food handout on the Thursday before Easter, the most important religious festival in the Orthodox calendar.

Greece's Golden Dawn party describes Hitler as 'great personality' | World news | theguardian.com

 

[Schutz]

I think most will support the far right over the next decade but where do you draw the line, I dont see "nazi" type of parties ever becoming popular (no matter how much some people want to call Ukranians nazis). I think people of all the nations from the East in Russia to the west in the UK will start to feel like the preservation of their culture/people will take centre stage but mainly with the anti-Islam type of speech being the prevailing factor. There is already alot of racism and hostility in the East towards minorities and although its very uncommon the further west you go it is increasing, I think alot of the behaviour is understandable but still ignorant though with all of the extremists and attacks in the world always bearing the name of Islam

Right now most of Europe is being taking for a ride, far to many average people who arent inclined to discriminate are starting to change how they feel, poor people from the shitholes of Europe and hordes of Muslims invading any country with wealth, abusing welfare systems, most having little desire to work and all sitting at home popping babies out every year at zero cost to them and of course the free medical treatment is costly.

I went to the doctors a few months back for probably the second time in my life and it was due to a car crash I was in.
In the UK they have something called open surgery where you can visit your local doctors office in the morning to guarantee an appointment within say an hour for any non emergency needs such as a sick child or if you have a bad chest and want some anti biotics etc. I get there to see about 50 people waiting (there are only 2 doctors and 2 nurses in the morning, its a small building) there were a load of local undesirables who clearly have no interest in working which is bad enough but then I see people who are Romanian (clearly unemployed also) someone who I know is Latvian and then about 20 of the people being of "middle easteren" descent where some could not even speak English and you can tell that most of them dont work.

I dont really care personally but seeing how overused our health system is by people who shouldnt be here sickens me. I hate the argument that the health system also RELIES on immigrants because the immigrants who work in hospitals etc are not these people, there are two types of immigrants...those who wish to take their skills elsewhere to earn a better wage and get a better quality of life and those who want to take from the country they plan on living in. Those who want to work hard should be welcomed in and helped to settle in the country as anybody willing to help other people deserve a place in any civilised society, whether we need them or not. Then the other people, probably not even as prevalent but the media make them seem so, these are the ones that people notice because these are the people who you see walking around in the day time, filling up doctors waiting rooms, claiming their state benefits, that is sadly the face of immigration for many across the world and this is why alot of people bear resentment towards immigrants.

 

[Desert Fox]

Three Golden Dawn Members to Enter European Parliament

May 27, 2014
Complete waves of shock have made their way through the system, with Golden Dawn being the only REAL winner of the Election.

Through it all, unprecedented political persecution, murders and illegal imprisonment, the Greek people have now elected 3 candidates to speak for us in the European Parliament.

Before we introduce them, let us point out the huge difference in character and quality when comparing them to these typical thieves, liars and degenerates in the European Parliament.

The three MEPs are:



Lambros Fountoulis: Mr. Lambros Fountoulis is father of the hero Giorgos Fountoulis, who gave his life in the struggle for a free Greece. Lambros considered it a sacred obligation to continue this fight in memory of Giorgos until the final victory. From the very first moment of his sons sacrifice, he stated:

“I am proud of the ideas and patriotism of Giorgos. I saw that he put himself in the line of fire just to protect his brothers. I will not let their ideas and beliefs be in vain. I know he was a fighter raised with the same values and principles that my father raised me with. These same values I bequeathed to my child. He became a proud GREEK and wanted to live in a better GREECE. Without thieves and cheats who see Greeks as merely numbers, devastating their lives and telling them to obey the international moneylenders who consider Greece a colony. “



General Giorgos Epitideios : General Giorgos Epitideios comes from Psana, on the island of Evia and was born in 1953. He graduated from the Military Academy, the Higher War College and the National Defense College. He also graduated from the Department of Basic Education for Officers on guided missiles in both Greece and the USA, and the Department of Advanced Education for Officers Artillery School in Greece and the USA. He has served in weapon units, and as staff officer in the General Staff of Defense. He also served as Deputy Governor Merarchias, Commander of the Artillery School, Division Director and Branch Manager of Defense. He also served as Staff Officer at Headquarters of Allied Powers in Europe (SHAPE), the International Military Staff of NATO (IMS) and as Director of the Department of Current Operations and Crisis Management of the Military Staff of the European Union (EUMS). He handled matters for many years for NATO and the European Union (Business Plans, crisis management, Doctrines, Policy, Exercises and Operations Logistics). He also represented our country as a senior National Representative in the meetings for the design of Exercises, Doctrine and Operational Logistics to NATO and the European Union.



General Eleftherios Synadinos: General Eleftherios Synadinos was born in 1955 in Argos Orestiko, a town in the western part of Macedonia outside Kastoria. He entered the Military Academy in 1975 and graduated in 1979 as Second Lieutenant of Infantry. He graduated from all schools pertaining to weapons, all Special Forces School of IPCs, and the National Defence College. He has served in all types of units and has all command echelons, Commanded Special Forces up to the brigade level. Specifically, the command has LS/32 TAXPN, the CCM, the LMK in Cyprus, Greek Kosovo Force (ELDYK) and since May 2007 and for 2 years, 1 CCT TAX-AL. He has also served as a staff officer in 32 TAXPN in VSS and Head of the Sector Plans Olympic Games. From March 2009 until March 2010 at the rank of Brigadier, he was Deputy Director of the GES / TEN where he was promoted to the rank of Major.

Three Golden Dawn Members to Enter European Parliament | Daily Stormer

 

[Tshering22]

Considering that they are not entering through violence but ate voted by their people, it is their mandate.

Technically we have no ground to say stuff to them.

 

[Desert Fox]

Video: 'Europe Belongs To Us' say a growing number of European Youth

 

[Desert Fox]

Somali immigrants Gang-Rape young White Girl in the U.K.:

BNP – working to expose police incompetence and to empower our community to resist racially motivated sex hate crime.

A unique, powerful new video in which Nick Griffin interviews a mother about the shocking failings of the police and authorities in the North West of England following the gang rape of her 16-year-old daughter.


When the police treat racist gang rape like petty crime, it’s time to make a stand for justice and to help spread awareness of the dangers. This video is just the beginning of the campaign.


Justice for Victims of grooming.


Awareness is the first step to safety.

 

[Tshering22]

These Far Right groups in Eastern Europe are known to make monkey noises when a black player touches the football yet they still like to migrate to the liberal cities of the west seeking employment


Im wondering if there is a direct link with the economic turmoil going on in Greece which has led many to flock to groups like the Golden Dawn and increase the popularity among the masses.

Most of the nationalists whether patriotic or extremists, often rise to take radical measures. If these guys are simply patriotic they will take advance measures to save their economy like Shinzo Abe of Japan or our own Indian PM Modi.

But if they are extreme lile in the case of Golden Dawn who comes to power by threatening the immigrant community then it spells a lot of trouble for the Europeans, as these people will do more damage to the European economies than any good.

 

[Superboy]

Is LDPR getting more popular in Russia? It used to be the most popular party back in 1993.

 

[Desert Fox]

Forced Integation: Rural school deemed 'too white' by Ofsted visits London to mix with ethnic pupils
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A small rural primary school has organised a sleepover to London – so the children get a chance to see people who are not white.

Payhembury Primary in Devon was criticised by Ofsted for being insufficiently ‘multicultural’.

So the 68-pupil Church of England school is asking parents to pay for their children to make a two-day trip to a school with a wide mix of ethnic backgrounds.

The visit – described by one parent as patronising and bizarre – has been sold to parents as a way of boosting Payhembury’s Ofsted grade from good to the top rating of outstanding.

The school they are visiting, Smallberry Green in Isleworth, West London – where three-quarters of the 410 pupils are from ethnic minorities – achieved the same good Ofsted rating.

Explaining the motivation for the trip, Payhembury headteacher Penny Hammett told parents in a letter: ‘The purpose of this trip is to build up a relationship with a school in a very different community to ours.

'This will enable our children to gain a better understanding of multicultural Britain, which was identified in our last Ofsted as being an area for development.

‘Through our topics, visitors and discussions we have been developing multicultural awareness in both Britain and throughout the world, but this visit will help us to experience in real life a school where there is a wide mix of children with different ethnic backgrounds and almost 50 per cent of the children do not have English as their first language.’

The letter also explains that four teachers will accompany the children on the two-day trip, which will involve pupils sleeping in the Isleworth school and using its catering facilities, for an estimated cost of £35.

While in London, the Devon children will engage in outdoor activities and record a CD.

Pupils from the school have written to their new pen-pals in London, some of whom will take part in a return visit to the school, near Honiton.

Mrs Hammett’s letter invites parents to a meeting to discuss the trip. But yesterday one mother said: ‘I’m astounded by this idea. Just because the children go to a small school in the country does not mean they aren’t aware of people with different coloured skin to them.

'It’s very patronising – and for the school they are visiting too.'

‘We are being asked to shell out £35 to try and boost their next Ofsted inspection. I think it’s a very cynical approach.’

However, another parent supported the initiative, saying: ‘I think it’s a nice idea.

‘We don’t live in an ethnically diverse area, so it’s good for the kids to meet children from other kinds of background.’

In Isleworth, student Usna Hakimi, 19, who was picking up her two sisters up from Smallberry Green, said: ‘They’ve just told me about the sleepover and they’re quite excited to meet other children from a different part of England. It’s good for them to learn about other cultures.’

Smallberry Green head Caroline Hodges said the trip was organised with Payhembury because it places emphasis on outdoor learning.

‘The children will not be doing any cultural activities when they are here,’ she said.

The Rev Cate Edmonds, chairman of the governors at Payhembury, said: ‘We are fairly mono-cultural as an area in Devon and we don’t want children growing up thinking the whole world is full of trees and cows. This gives them an experience of urban living.

Mrs Hammett said the trip, in which 29 pupils are taking part, was about providing an enriching experience for the children at both schools.

‘Devon is very quaint but our children don’t get to see the big wide world,’ she said.

At Ofsted’s last visit in 2010, inspectors praised Payhembury as a ‘happy place’ but pointed out all the pupils were of ‘white British heritage’.

Their report recommended ‘improving links with communities in contrasting parts of the UK and abroad’.

Last night Ofsted said at that time inspectors were required to report on the contribution made by the school to community cohesion, a requirement removed in 2011.

Rural school deemed 'too white' by Ofsted visits London to mix with ethnic pupils | Mail Online

 

[Jungibaaz]

I think most will support the far right over the next decade but where do you draw the line, I dont see "nazi" type of parties ever becoming popular (no matter how much some people want to call Ukranians nazis). I think people of all the nations from the East in Russia to the west in the UK will start to feel like the preservation of their culture/people will take centre stage but mainly with the anti-Islam type of speech being the prevailing factor. There is already alot of racism and hostility in the East towards minorities and although its very uncommon the further west you go it is increasing, I think alot of the behaviour is understandable but still ignorant though with all of the extremists and attacks in the world always bearing the name of Islam

Right now most of Europe is being taking for a ride, far to many average people who arent inclined to discriminate are starting to change how they feel, poor people from the shitholes of Europe and hordes of Muslims invading any country with wealth, abusing welfare systems, most having little desire to work and all sitting at home popping babies out every year at zero cost to them and of course the free medical treatment is costly.

I went to the doctors a few months back for probably the second time in my life and it was due to a car crash I was in.
In the UK they have something called open surgery where you can visit your local doctors office in the morning to guarantee an appointment within say an hour for any non emergency needs such as a sick child or if you have a bad chest and want some anti biotics etc. I get there to see about 50 people waiting (there are only 2 doctors and 2 nurses in the morning, its a small building) there were a load of local undesirables who clearly have no interest in working which is bad enough but then I see people who are Romanian (clearly unemployed also) someone who I know is Latvian and then about 20 of the people being of "middle easteren" descent where some could not even speak English and you can tell that most of them dont work.

I dont really care personally but seeing how overused our health system is by people who shouldnt be here sickens me. I hate the argument that the health system also RELIES on immigrants because the immigrants who work in hospitals etc are not these people, there are two types of immigrants...those who wish to take their skills elsewhere to earn a better wage and get a better quality of life and those who want to take from the country they plan on living in. Those who want to work hard should be welcomed in and helped to settle in the country as anybody willing to help other people deserve a place in any civilised society, whether we need them or not. Then the other people, probably not even as prevalent but the media make them seem so, these are the ones that people notice because these are the people who you see walking around in the day time, filling up doctors waiting rooms, claiming their state benefits, that is sadly the face of immigration for many across the world and this is why alot of people bear resentment towards immigrants.

I am actually quite concerned at the rise of the far right.

Militant extremist muslim types are a big threat and give off a bad image, sure. But I fear not for the sake of Britain when I think of them. They are not local most of them, their ideology is not imported, so the only real damage they deliver is pale in comparison.

But the far right are becoming very comfortable. 5 years ago, people would have thought twice before saying they support certain policies that are deemed to be far right. Now they say it and we all accept it as a valid section of society.

This threat I feel is far greater. Please don't get caught up in details. Is it Nazism? No. But does it have to be?
The type of far right nationalism of today is a textbook example of any any far right movement in history. Strip away the historical context and the differences in the details, and you have the basic ideology as the same, the approach to different problems stems from very similar beliefs and belief systems.

However, it has to be said, the time as always of the popularity of these kinds of movement is uncanny. Things go pear-shaped, people start to for scapegoats, and look elsewhere for solutions sometimes deviating form mainstream politics and sometimes deviating from social norms and accepted customs of a society. It really isn't anything new.

Hence again, these kind of far right movement exhibit the same kind of characteristics as they did during previous such movements.

 

[Schutz]

Most of the nationalists whether patriotic or extremists, often rise to take radical measures. If these guys are simply patriotic they will take advance measures to save their economy like Shinzo Abe of Japan or our own Indian PM Modi.

But if they are extreme lile in the case of Golden Dawn who comes to power by threatening the immigrant community then it spells a lot of trouble for the Europeans, as these people will do more damage to the European economies than any good.

The extreme parties and or people are generally in the poorer countries of Europe where your less likely to find well integrated communities. Tends to be the further East you go the worse it gets then when you hit places like Russia/Ukraine they have quite high numbers (they are decreasing and are not alarmingly high though) of racist attacks/murders on minorities, used to be plenty of videos on youtube of gangs of skinheads mainly in Russia targeting people on the metro etc but I believe its calmed down alot.

It usually goes back to the same problem, poverty. The poorer a country the more likely the populous look for answers to the many problems that exist, thats why racist attacks on minorities are higher in the East/Southern regions of Europe whereas in places like the UK something like half the racist attacks actually occur on white people. It just shows that humans really are feeble individuals and that these racist ideologies are for most people not really that real, just something they can cling to in times of despair and use as a scapegoat, which is why again that with the economic crisis we saw an increase in nationalist and racist tendencies by people.

Its pretty much fine here in the UK as it is in the other wealthier nations in Europe but as I said, the attacks happen far more (percentage wise) against whites, same in Scandinavia aswell so it also shows why some people are taking a nationalist identity because they see stories of white people being gang raped or attacked etc by Somalis/Pakistanis even though most Pakistanis are decent people (Cant say the same about Somalis, most people the world over who have encountered them have very little positive to say about them, they are violent people and dont value life although I know a few decent ones) alot of the population will believe the stories are a good stereotype of that diaspora.

Its sad when people do take the stories you see printed alot as a stereotype to use in real life, Indians are always fairly well presented and you never really see anything bad about Indian people so most people look quite highly at them and rightly so as they are high achievers whereas alot of stories in media where there are rapes, gang attacks and something which is quite common is car insurance fraud the people always have Pakistani names and then your average idiot thinks this is the standard for them people even though they are probably less than 1%.

 

[SenLin]

New polls show that Muslims, Sinti & Roma {gypsy) aren't liked that much by Germans.
Sorry, no English source available.


Jeder Fünfte würde Sinti und Roma gerne abschieben

Sinti und Roma werden nach einer Studie stark diskriminiert. Nicht wenige Deutsche halten sie gar für unintegrierbar. Ein Drittel lehnt eine historische Verantwortung für die Minderheit ab.


Kürzlich warnte eine Kriminalinspektion in Rheinland-Pfalz vor TasKüchendieben aus Südosteuropa, "zum größten Teil aus Rumänien, vereinzelt auch aus Bulgarien oder der Slowakei". Sie bat rund 200 Hoteliers in einer E-Mail "bei Zimmerbuchungen ein Augenmerk darauf zu richten, ob es sich um Personen aus diesen Herkunftsländern handelt" – und deren Personalien und Pkw-Kennzeichen an die Polizei weiterzugeben.

Christine Lüders, Leiterin der Antidiskriminierungsstelle des Bundes, nennt den Vorfall als Beispiel dafür, dass Abwertungen, Vorurteile und Pauschalisierungen gegen Sinti und Roma in allen Bevölkerungsgruppen anzutreffen seien. "Sinti und Roma werden nicht als gleichberechtigte Mitbürger wahrgenommen", sagt Lüders.

Die Antidiskriminierungsstelle hatte daher die erste repräsentative Studie in Auftrag gegeben, in der die Deutschen sagen, was sie über Sinti und Roma denken. "Die Ergebnisse sind Zeugnis von dramatischer Unwissenheit und Ablehnung der deutschen Bevölkerung gegenüber Sinti und Roma", sagt Lüders.

Sinti und Roma die unbeliebteste Minderheit in Deutschland

Sinti und Roma sind laut der Studie allgemein die unbeliebteste Minderheit in Deutschland – in keiner Gruppe sind die Antipathiewerte höher. 17 Prozent der Deutschen halten sie für sehr unsympathisch. Elf Prozent sagen das über Muslime, neun über Asylbewerber.

Eine direkte Nachbarschaft mit Sinti und Roma empfände rund ein Drittel aller Deutschen als eher unangenehm, unangenehm oder sogar sehr unangenehm. Fast die Hälfte der Befragten gab an, dass Angehörige dieser Gruppe durch ihr eigenes Verhalten Feindseligkeiten in der Bevölkerung hervorrufen würden. 15 Prozent halten Sinti und Roma für kriminell, 14 Prozent für nicht integrierbar, zehn Prozent für faul.

Zudem glaubt fast ein Drittel der Befragten nicht, dass Deutschland eine historische Verantwortung gegenüber Sinti und Roma habe, weil diese in der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus verfolgt worden waren. Zwölf Prozent halten gar ein Denkmal für die damals Ermordeten für unangemessen. Historiker schätzen die Zahl der Sinti und Roma, die den Nationalsozialisten zum Opfer fielen, auf 220.000 bis 500.000 Menschen.

Nicht wenige sind für "gesonderte Unterbringung"

In der repräsentativen Umfrage wurden die mehr als 2000 Teilnehmer auch befragt, wie ein gutes Zusammenleben mit Sinti und Roma erreicht werden könnte: 80 Prozent der Befragten schlugen vor, den Missbrauch von Sozialleistungen zu bekämpfen, 78 Prozent forderten, Kriminalität zu bekämpfen, und die Hälfte meinte, die Einreise von Roma und Sinti sollte beschränkt werden. Jeder Fünfte schlug eine Abschiebung aus Deutschland vor; immerhin 14 Prozent waren für eine "gesonderte Unterbringung".

Christine Lüders fordert angesichts solcher Aussagen, eine Reihe von Gegenmaßnahmen zu ergreifen: Die Gründung einer Bildungsakademie für Sinti und Roma, mit finanzieller Unterstützung von Bund und Ländern, die Jugendlichen der Sinti und Roma Unterstützung und Stipendien sichert. "Das bisschen Geld muss es Deutschland wert sein, in die Hand zu nehmen", sagte Lüders. Büffeln statt betteln, müsse das Motto sein. Einen jährlichen Bericht müsse es außerdem geben, der die Diskrimination sichtbar mache. "Ich möchte nicht in einem Land leben, in dem sich Sinti und Roma weiter verstecken müssen", sagt Lüders.

"Antisemitismus ist in Deutschland geächtet, Antiziganismus genießt weitgehend Narrenfreiheit", kritisierte Romani Rose, Vorsitzender des Zentralrats Deutscher Sinti und Roma. Er warnte davor, Armut an der Abstammung festzumachen. "Die Juden waren zu reich, die Roma sind zu arm." Das sei eine unzulässige Pauschalisierung.

Viele Roma würde zu Dumpinglöhnen als Feldarbeiter oder auf dem Bau beschäftigt. "Wir wollen festhalten, dass die überwiegende Mehrheit der Menschen aus Südosteuropa, ob Roma oder nicht, nach Arbeit sucht", ergänzte Lüders. "Wollen wir soziale Armut etwa durch Bettelverbot bekämpfen? Unsere Innenstädte säubern von allem, was uns unangenehm ist?"

Bundestag soll Expertengremium einsetzen

Eine bessere gesellschaftliche Teilhabe von Sinti und Roma könne etwa auch über eine Teilhabe in den Rundfunkräten gewährleistet werden. Außerdem regte Lüders an, eine entsprechende Arbeitsgruppe in der Kultusministerkonferenz einzurichten. Zudem soll der Bundestag eine Expertenkommission einsetzen, ähnlich dem Expertenkreis Antisemitismus. Das Gremium soll Benachteiligungen von Sinti und Roma bei Bildung, im Arbeitsmarkt oder bei der Wohnungssuche untersuchen und dem Parlament regelmäßig darüber berichten.

Die Grünen brachten bereits im Juli eine entsprechenden Antrag im Bundestag ein. Im Herbst soll das Parlament darüber debattieren. "Es ist eine Schande, dass rassistische Vorurteile fast 70 Jahre nach dem Völkermord an Sinti und Roma weiterhin derart verbreitet sind", sagte Tom Koenigs (Grüne), Sprecher für Menschenrechtspolitik, am Mittwoch. "Es ist höchste Zeit, daran etwas zu ändern – in Politik und Verwaltung, in den Schulen." Entstehungsbedingungen und Erscheinungsformen des Antiziganismus müssten systematisch untersucht, Wissen über Sinti und Roma vermittelt werden.

Nordrhein-Westfalens Integrationsminister Guntram Schneider (SPD) nannte die Ergebnisse der Studie alarmierend. "Denn es macht klar, dass die Gleichberechtigung aller europäischen Staatsbürger bei einem großen Teil in der deutschen Bevölkerung nicht verankert ist. Die Roma sind europäische Bürger. Sie sind die größte Minderheit der Europäischen Union mit etwa sechs Millionen Menschen." Sie zu diskriminieren komme der Ablehnung des europäischen Gedankens gleich.


Rassismus: Diskriminierung von Sinti und Roma verbreitet - Nachrichten Politik - Deutschland - DIE WELT