Czech state agency expects to help Romanies in Cheb
romea.cz     Apr 6, 2008            

Cheb, 1.4.2008, 21:09, (ROMEA/CTK) - The state agency against social exclusion will start working in Cheb as of June at the latest, Czech Minister in charge of human rights and minorities Dzamila Stehlikova (junior government Green Party SZ) told journalists today. [read full story]                    


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