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Parallel report by the Europea Roma Rights Centre and Associazione 21 luglio to the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination for its 80th session, from 13 February to 9 March 2012.
Vedi anche: ERRC submission to UN CRC on Italy (July 2011).
Written Comments of the European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) Concerning Italy for consideration by the Committee on the Rights of the Child at its 58th session, from 19 September to 7 October 2011.

Italy: Briefing to the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination: 80th session, February 2012, Amnesty International
(Temi: Stato di Emergenza, Sentenza del Consiglio di Stato contro lo Stato di Emergenza).
Amnesty International is submitting the information in this document for consideration by the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (the Committee), in advance of its review of Italy’s 16th to 18th periodic reports, submitted under article 9 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination. This briefing focuses on some legal and policy developments which have had a discriminatory effect on Roma and migrants and which occurred since the Committee reviewed Italy’s periodic reports in 2008.

“Memorandum alla Commissione Europea. Violazione della normativa comunitaria e dei diritti fondamentali di rom e sinti da parte del Governo italiano nell’attuazione del censimento dei ‘campi nomadi", 4 maggio 2009.
Realizzato da ERRC, Open society Institute, OsservAzione (temi: Stato di Emergenza, fotografie e impronte digitali ai minori, censimento, discriminazione)

“I Rom in Italia: l'emergenza continua. Memorandum per la Commissione Europea”, ottobre 2012, Open Society Institute.

“Sicurezza all’italiana. Impronte digitali, Violenza Estrema e Vessazioni contro Rom e Sinti in Italia”, 2008.
Realizzato da European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC), Roma Center for Social Intervention and Studies (Romani CRISS), Roma Civic Alliance (RCR), Centre on Housing Rights and Evictions (COHRE), Open Society Institute (OSI).
(Temi: Stato di Emergenza, impronte digitali, discriminazione, razzismo, violenza).

Sigona N., Monasta L., “Imperfect Citizenship. Research into patterns of racial discrimination against Roma and Sinti in Italy”, OsservAzione, giugno 2006.
Cittadinanze imperfette. (Temi: stato legale, diritto alla scuola, accesso ad alloggi adeguati, discriminazione nell’accesso al lavoro, la legge, i media).

Storia D. “EU Values: The Roma Migration Challenge. Italy Report”, OsservAzione, maggio 2009.
(Temi: Trattato di Lisbona, Rom e Sinti in Italia, Stato di Emergenza, censimento, good practice: Voghera, Conferenza di Napoli).

“Rapporto sulla situazione italiana” presentato alla Commissione delle Nazioni Unite per l’eliminazione della Discriminazione Razziale (CERD) riunito per la 72° sessione”.
Realizzato da European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC), Centre On Housing Rights and Evictions (COHRE), OsservAzione, Sucar Drom, 2008.
(temi: divieto di discriminazione, divieto di segregazione, divieto di incitamento all’odio razziale, divieto di discriminazione nell’accesso ai diritti civili, politici, economici e sociali, “Patto Sicurezza” per Roma, “Patto Sicurezza” per Milano).

“Assessment of the Human Rights Situation of Roma and Sinti in Italy. Report of a fact-finding mission to Milan, Naples and Rome on 26-28 July 2008”, Warsaw, The Hague, 03/2009.

ERRC submission to UN UPR on Italy (February 2010).
Written Comments of the European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC), osservAzione and Amalipé Romanò, concerning Italy for consideration by the Human Rights Council (HRC) within its Universal Periodic Review at its 7th session, February 2010.

Rapporto ombra sull'Italia ad opera di ERRC, Idea Rom Onlus e Opera Nomadi Reggio Calabria presentato al Comitato per l'Eliminazione di ogni Forma di Discriminazione contro le Donne in occasione della sua 49ma sessione.

“Life Sentence: Romani Children in Institutional Care”, ERRC, 20/06/2011.

Fiorucci M. (a cura di), “Un’altra città è possibile. Percorsi di integrazione delle famiglie Rom e Sinte a Roma: problemi, limiti e prospettive delle politiche di inclusione sociale”, Roma, Geordie Onlus, 2010.
"Diritti umani qui. Diritti dei Rom adesso. Un campanello d'allarme per l'Unione Europea", 2013. Amnesty International

"Ai margini. Sgomberi forzati e segregazione dei Rom in Italia", 2012, Amnesty International.

"Italia. 'Tolleranza zero verso i rom'. Sgomberi forzati e discriminazione contro i rom a Milano", 2011.
Amnesty International. (Temi: Stato di Emergenza, campi regolari e sgomberi di campi irregolari durante lo Stato di Emergenza).
Thousands of Roma in Italy live in camps located at the outskirts of urban areas, without access to most basic facilities. This report recounts how the Italian authorities have implemented measures which deny these communities basic legal protections, and impose discriminatory restrictions on their rights to housing, privacy and family life. In addition, the authorities in Milan have forcibly evicted Roma from their homes. Amnesty International calls on the Italian authorities to address the widespread discrimination against Romani people.
"Stop agli sgomberi forzati dei rom in Europa", aprile 2010. Amnesty International.
Forced evictions are cruel, humiliating and in breach of international law. In Europe, they happen all too often and affect those who are least able to resist. Romani people are one such easy target; they are poor, socially excluded, and treated with hostility by the public. This is why governments are able to forcibly evict them and show little regard for their human rights. It is time to end this injustice.
"La risposta sbagliata. Italia: Il 'Piano Nomadi' viola il diritto all'alloggio dei rom a Roma", marzo 2010.
Amnesty International. The "Nomad Plan" is the first scheme to have been developed using special powers provided by a Presidential decree which declared a "Nomad Emergency" in May 2008. It paves the way for the forced eviction of thousands of Roma and the resettlement of most, but not all of them, in new or expanded camps on the outskirts of Rome. There has been no genuine consultation with the Roma affected by the plan. This document contains stories about three families with one aspiration: to live with dignity.
"Italy: The witch-hunt against Roma people must end", luglio 2008.
Amnesty International. (temi: Stato di Emergenza, impronte digitali, discriminazione).
Amnesty International is deeply concerned about actions taken by the Italian authorities targeting the Roma community. These actions include forced evictions of Romani communities, anti-Roma statements by officials and proposals to take fingerprints of all Roma. In this briefing Amnesty International outlines its concerns regarding actions taken targeting the Romani community, analyses their compliance with international human rights law and makes recommendations to the Italian authorities and the European Union on how to ensure that Italy respects and protects the rights of Roma.