621 incidents were recorded in 2022, most of them cases of discrimination and “verbal stereotyping,” the top body of the minority groups said in a report.
Romani Rose, the head of the Central Council of German Sinti and Roma attends a news conference in Berlin, Germany. / Photo: AP
The Central Council of German Sinti and Roma said on Monday that of the 621 incidents recorded, most were cases of discrimination and “verbal stereotyping.” But there were also 11 cases of threats, 17 attacks and one case of “extreme violence," the group said, adding that racism against Roma and Sinti is likely much higher because many cases are not reported.
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