Serbia: Resettlement of Roma families still in limbo, three years after Belvil eviction
On 26 April 2012, around 250 Roma households (over 1,000 people) were forcibly evicted from an informal settlement at Belvil in Belgrade. More than 120 families were bussed to metal container settlements mainly on the outskirts of Belgrade. They were promised homes as a remedy for the violation they had suffered, yet three years on, the majority of them are still waiting for adequate housing.
View report in English
Recently Added
- Hong Kong: Missing Truth, Missing Justice
- Joint statement by Amnesty International and ISHR on protection of women human rights defenders on the occasion of the inter-active dialogue with the Special Rapporteur on human rights defenders at HRC43
- NIGERIA MUST HALT FORCED EVICTIONS- ORAL STATEMENT ON THE OCCASION OF THE INTERACTIVE DIALOGUE WITH THE SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON ADEQUATE HOUSING AT HRC43