No ethnic minority in EU suffers greater discrimination than Czech Romanies, says official body

A report by the European Union’s Fundamental Rights Agency says Romanies in the Czech Republic have been the most discriminated against minority in the 27-member bloc in the last year. The FRA interviewed over 20,000 refugees and members of ethnic minorities while carrying out the study. It found that 64 percent of Czech Romanies said they had suffered discrimination over a 12-month-period.