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Hungary's Roma, still second-class citizens?

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Around 800,000 Roma live in Hungary, accounting for nearly 9% of the population. Twenty years after the end of communism and half way through a plan to help them integrate, the country's Roma are still largely ostracised and discriminated against.

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