Rob Cameron

All eyes were on Singapore on Wednesday for the announcement of who will host the 2012 Olympic Games. The winner - London - was a choice which surprised many, but the…

Police in Prague are investigating two separate incidents of petrol attacks against homeless people sleeping on night trams. In one incident a man ended up in hospital…

Europe's leaders decided to put the ratification of the constitution on hold at their summit in Brussels - they said there should be a period of real reflection on the…

A new exhibition opened in the Czech Parliament building this week to commemorate the Lety concentration camp in South Bohemia. Some 1,300 Roma and Sinti were interned at…

An exhibition of photographs opened at the Czech Parliament in Prague on Monday evening to tell the story of the hundreds of people, mainly Romanies, who suffered and…

The European Constitution lies in tatters this week after being comprehensively ripped to shreds by voters in France and the Netherlands. The Constitution is fundamentally…

A small ceremony took place this week in Prague to commemorate a tragic and little-known episode in the country's past. As the Red Army advanced into Czechoslovakia in…

Rob Cameron's guest in this week's One on One is Erazim Kohak, professor of philosophy at Charles University in Prague. Forced to flee his country with his parents after…

The U.N. Human Rights Commission last week passed a U.S.-sponsored proposal condemning Cuba for its record on human rights. The vote has been widely welcomed in Central…

In this week's One on One, Rob Cameron speaks to Matej Cerny, who works for the Czech Republic's best known humanitarian aid group People in Need. The organisation is…