Fw: RNN Exclusive / VIDEO: Roma Children mistreated by Sloviakian Police, Abu-Ghuraib in Europe!

April 29, 2009

Dear friends

just to let you know whats going in Europe behind the curtain of "knowledge"

in ITS Grace

michael

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQuTy7HP8tE

8 April, 2009 Kosice, Slovakia The policemen in the eastern city of Kosice forced six Roma boys aged 11 to 16, to undress and slap and kiss each other.The officers also let loose unmuzzled dogs at the boys, and some of the children were bitten.The policemen recorded humiliating scenes with their mobile phones and cameras, laughing and encouraging the children to punch each other.Referring to the recording, the daily wrote that the police had shouted and called names at the boys and ordered them to undress. An unknown voice on the recording threatened to punish the last one to undress.The worst case of Slovak police brutality against the Roma so far occurred in July 2001, when 50-year-old Karol Sendrei was taken to a police station, handcuffed to a radiator and beaten throughout the night.He was discovered dead in the morning with the post-mortem detailing damage to his vital organs from kicks and punches."Its sad that on International Roma Day(April 8), we find out that Slovak authorities show serious shortcomings when dealing with racially-motivated discrimination", Amnesty International Slovakia head Branislav Tichy said."Such acts spark the atmosphere of fear among the Roma. As they have lived in poverty for decades, cases like this might turn their helplessness into active protests", Roma Initiative of Slovakia (RIS) chairman Alexander Patkolo said.Slovak ombudsman Pavol Kandrac called for strict prosecution of the offenders. He said the brutality against children violates the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child as well as national law.The Roma, who make up approximately 6 percent of Slovakias population, are targets for abuse in many Eastern and Central European countries where they are a substantial minority.Police had detained six boys suspected of robbing an elderly woman in the Roma-inhabited Lunik district in Kosice on March 21. Amnesty International has criticised the ex-communist country, which joined the European Union in 2004, for discriminating against Roma people and for racist attacks on minorities and foreigners.The Roma minority faced discrimination in access to education, housing, health care and other services, as well as persistent prejudice and hostility, Amnesty International said in its 2008 report.In November 2008, the European Commission called on Slovakia to take specific measures on the ground to bridge segregation and to end discrimination against Roma children in education.Several Slovak members of the European Parliament also urged their government to deal with the segregation of Roma in housing and schooling, which they referred to as a time bomb.

http://derstandard.at/?url=/?id=1237229653119

http://www.sme.sk/c/4383566/policia-mucila-romskych-chlapcov.html

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April 29, 2009

Why do we say human beings should not behave like animals ?

Actually animal behavior is more natural , more consistent and predictable..

It is the humans who have devised all kinds of perversions and brutalities...

It is indeed a mad mad world ..perhaps suited for animal kingdom but

over the ages has been usurped by the so-called human beings !

love

ramesh

--- On Wed, 4/29/09, Michael Bindel <michael.bindel wrote:

Michael Bindel <michael.bindel Fw: RNN Exclusive / VIDEO: Roma Children mistreated by Sloviakian Police, Abu-Ghuraib in Europe! Date: Wednesday, April 29, 2009, 11:59 AM

Dear friends

just to let you know whats going in Europe behind the curtain of "knowledge"

in ITS Grace

michael

http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=BQuTy7HP8tE

8 April, 2009 Kosice, Slovakia The policemen in the eastern city of Kosice forced six Roma boys aged 11 to 16, to undress and slap and kiss each other.The officers also let loose unmuzzled dogs at the boys, and some of the children were bitten.The policemen recorded humiliating scenes with their mobile phones and cameras, laughing and encouraging the children to punch each other.Referring to the recording, the daily wrote that the police had shouted and called names at the boys and ordered them to undress. An unknown voice on the recording threatened to punish the last one to undress.The worst case of Slovak police brutality against the Roma so far occurred in July 2001, when 50-year-old Karol Sendrei was taken to a police station, handcuffed to a radiator and beaten throughout the night.He was discovered dead in the morning with the post-mortem detailing damage to his vital organs from kicks and

punches."Its sad that on International Roma Day(April 8), we find out that Slovak authorities show serious shortcomings when dealing with racially-motivated discrimination" , Amnesty International Slovakia head Branislav Tichy said."Such acts spark the atmosphere of fear among the Roma. As they have lived in poverty for decades, cases like this might turn their helplessness into active protests", Roma Initiative of Slovakia (RIS) chairman Alexander Patkolo said.Slovak ombudsman Pavol Kandrac called for strict prosecution of the offenders. He said the brutality against children violates the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child as well as national law.The Roma, who make up approximately 6 percent of Slovakias population, are targets for abuse in many Eastern and Central European countries where they are a substantial minority.Police had detained six boys suspected of robbing an elderly woman in the

Roma-inhabited Lunik district in Kosice on March 21. Amnesty International has criticised the ex-communist country, which joined the European Union in 2004, for discriminating against Roma people and for racist attacks on minorities and foreigners.The Roma minority faced discrimination in access to education, housing, health care and other services, as well as persistent prejudice and hostility, Amnesty International said in its 2008 report.In November 2008, the European Commission called on Slovakia to take specific measures on the ground to bridge segregation and to end discrimination against Roma children in education.Several Slovak members of the European Parliament also urged their government to deal with the segregation of Roma in housing and schooling, which they referred to as a time bomb.

http://derstandard. at/?url=/ ?id=123722965311 9

http://www.sme. sk/c/4383566/ policia-mucila- romskych- chlapcov. html

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April 29, 2009

Dear Ramesh

from the viewpoint of "us" - ego - you are right - of course

b u t

its not up to us to JUDGE

let SELF continue ITS "work"

it always reminds michael on the saying of beloves Sadguru

act like travelling on a railway put all your baggage where it belongs and travel without baggage on your back....

lets try NOT to forget this whatever we experience

a n d

let us be THANKFUL for everything we have to experience

in Sri Ramana Maharshi

michael

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ramesh chivukula

Wednesday, April 29, 2009 8:40 AM

Re: Fw: RNN Exclusive / VIDEO: Roma Children mistreated by Sloviakian Police, Abu-Ghuraib in Europe!

Why do we say human beings should not behave like animals ?

Actually animal behavior is more natural , more consistent and predictable..

It is the humans who have devised all kinds of perversions and brutalities...

It is indeed a mad mad world ..perhaps suited for animal kingdom but

over the ages has been usurped by the so-called human beings !

love

ramesh

--- On Wed, 4/29/09, Michael Bindel <michael.bindel (AT) t-online (DOT) hu> wrote:

Michael Bindel <michael.bindel (AT) t-online (DOT) hu> Fw: RNN Exclusive / VIDEO: Roma Children mistreated by Sloviakian Police, Abu-Ghuraib in Europe! Date: Wednesday, April 29, 2009, 11:59 AM

Dear friends

just to let you know whats going in Europe behind the curtain of "knowledge"

in ITS Grace

michael

http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=BQuTy7HP8tE

8 April, 2009 Kosice, Slovakia The policemen in the eastern city of Kosice forced six Roma boys aged 11 to 16, to undress and slap and kiss each other.The officers also let loose unmuzzled dogs at the boys, and some of the children were bitten.The policemen recorded humiliating scenes with their mobile phones and cameras, laughing and encouraging the children to punch each other.Referring to the recording, the daily wrote that the police had shouted and called names at the boys and ordered them to undress. An unknown voice on the recording threatened to punish the last one to undress.The worst case of Slovak police brutality against the Roma so far occurred in July 2001, when 50-year-old Karol Sendrei was taken to a police station, handcuffed to a radiator and beaten throughout the night.He was discovered dead in the morning with the post-mortem detailing damage to his vital organs from kicks and punches."Its sad that on International Roma Day(April 8), we find out that Slovak authorities show serious shortcomings when dealing with racially-motivated discrimination" , Amnesty International Slovakia head Branislav Tichy said."Such acts spark the atmosphere of fear among the Roma. As they have lived in poverty for decades, cases like this might turn their helplessness into active protests", Roma Initiative of Slovakia (RIS) chairman Alexander Patkolo said.Slovak ombudsman Pavol Kandrac called for strict prosecution of the offenders. He said the brutality against children violates the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child as well as national law.The Roma, who make up approximately 6 percent of Slovakias population, are targets for abuse in many Eastern and Central European countries where they are a substantial minority.Police had detained six boys suspected of robbing an elderly woman in the Roma-inhabited Lunik district in Kosice on March 21. Amnesty International has criticised the ex-communist country, which joined the European Union in 2004, for discriminating against Roma people and for racist attacks on minorities and foreigners.The Roma minority faced discrimination in access to education, housing, health care and other services, as well as persistent prejudice and hostility, Amnesty International said in its 2008 report.In November 2008, the European Commission called on Slovakia to take specific measures on the ground to bridge segregation and to end discrimination against Roma children in education.Several Slovak members of the European Parliament also urged their government to deal with the segregation of Roma in housing and schooling, which they referred to as a time bomb.

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