Slovenia accused of turning Roma neighbourhoods into ‘security zones’
New law passed giving police powers to raid and surveil homes in so-called ‘high-risk’ areasSlovenia’s government has been accused of turning Roma neighbourhoods into “security zones” after the passing of a law giving police powers to raid and surveil homes in so-called “high-risk”...
<p>New law passed giving police powers to raid and surveil homes in so-called ‘high-risk’ areas</p><p>Slovenia’s government has been accused of turning Roma neighbourhoods into “security zones” after the passing of a law giving police powers to raid and surveil homes in so-called “high-risk” areas.</p><p>At midnight on Monday, the country’s parliament backed the “Šutar law”, named after Aleš Šutar, who was killed in an altercation with a 21-year-old Romany man after rushing to a nightclub following a distress call from his son.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/nov/18/slovenia-accused-of-turning-roma-neighbourhoods-into-security-zones">Continue reading...</a>
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