AI: No Progress in Fight against Human Rights Violations in Slovenia

Ljubljana, 23 May - The latest Amnesty International (AI) human rights report points out that Slovenia has not made progress since last year to remedy the wrongs suffered by the erased, nor to fight discrimination against the Roma population, two issues that were in the focus of last year's report.

Ljubljana.
Blaz Kovac (left) and Natasa Posel, Secretary General of Amnesty International Slovenia, presenting the Amnesty International 2007 human rights report.
Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA

Ljubljana.
Blaz Kovac (left) and Natasa Posel, Secretary General of Amnesty International Slovenia, presenting the Amnesty International 2007 human rights report.
Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA

Ljubljana.
Blaz Kovac (left) and Natasa Posel, Secretary General of Amnesty International Slovenia, presenting the Amnesty International 2007 human rights report.
Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA

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