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Tag Archives: People
Rotterdam
1. General Information : Rotterdam is the second largest city of the Netherlands with a population of 584,046 situated in the province of South Holland in the west of the Netherlands. It forms the southern part of the Randstad, … More
France: bill to introduce neighbourhood watch
March 9, 2011 – A group of French MPs has introduced a bill in order to allow the creation of citizens’ neighbourhood watch committees, inspired by the neighbourhood watch system already existing in the US, Canada and the UK. The … More
Efus takes action in favour of young Roma people’s education
Lisbon – 4 November 2010 – In September, Guilherme Pinto, president of the Forum, issued a public statement on the situation of Roma people in Europe following the wave of expulsions ordered by the French government over the summer. Mr … More
Efus’ President reacts to the debates about Roma people in Europe
There has been much debate in Europe recently about the situation of the Roma people, particularly in the light of the recent initiatives of the French government. The Efus has been working for some time now on […]
Loures (Portugal) and the European Day of Action against Trafficking in Human Beings
The Portuguese city of Loures participated in the European Anti-Trafficking Day on October 18 by inaugurating an exhibition titled “INhuman traffic”. The event was attended by the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Antonio Guterres, the Portuguese Minister of Home Affairs, … More
