Reportáž: Děti v romských osadách v Řecku

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36 Titulek: Gypsy slums of Greece Popis: September 16, 2011, Tavros, Greece: Almost 30,000 Gypsies or "Roma" from Albania and Bulgaria enter Greece in the last two years. Since 1998, one thousand Roma have lived in a slum in the Votanicos area, of the Tavros municipality of Athens. Their 600 children aged from infants to 15 years old, live under unhealthy conditions in the garbage strewn township where the Roma survive by stealing or collecting metal garbage to sell. The Roma burn cables to extract the copper inside, which creates a toxic cloud from cancerous dioxines that hangs over their shantytown. While shantytowns are less common in Europe, the growing influx of illegal immigrants have fueled shantytowns in cities commonly used as a points of entry into the EU, including Athens. ///Little Roma girl holds her baby-brother outside their shanty as her family goes to work and collect metal trash and cables from the streets of Athens.
Tato dívenka drží v rukou svého malého bratra. Žijí s rodinou v jedné ze zdejších chatrčí. Ostatní členové rodiny jsou v ulicích Athén, kde se snaží sbírat kovový odpad. | Foto: Profimédia