Greece’s treatment of Roma reflects rising discrimination in Europe

In Nea Zoi, Greece, Romani families face frequent police raids under “Operation ENTOS,” which has seen over 76 operations in six months targeting Romani communities across the country. Authorities justify these actions as necessary for public order and crime prevention, yet they often employ euphemistic language to conceal discrimination. This trend reflects a broader shift in European policy that increasingly merges internal policing with border enforcement, disproportionately affecting marginalized groups like the Roma.

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