Gypsies unite
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Your support makes all the difference.BUDAPEST (Reuter) - Twenty- two gypsy organisations from 10 countries have agreed to set up a European Roma Parliament that will help fight discrimination and promote their culture.
Participants at a conference in Budapest on Thursday also adopted a protest statement demanding that no one tolerate racist violence against Europe's gypsies, who have increasingly become targets of such attacks. There are more than 10 million gypsies in Europe.
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