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• Adrian Năstase: Transylvania as Romania’s “Cyprus Problem” January 11, 2000. The PDSR prime vice-president Adrian Năstase considers that the problem created in Cyprus by the…
• Gay Outlaws in Romania By Catherine Lovatt. August 10, 1999. Romania's attitude to homosexuality is decidedly puritan. But not all is negative,…
• How Anti-Semitism Clouds Romania’s Cradle of Ethnic Harmony By Calin Neacsu. March 15, 2000. The Romanian city of Timișoara, cradle of the country's 1989 revolution, has…
• New Far-Right Party in Romania Agence France-Presse, February 4, 2000. BRAȘOV, Romania — Former Romanian Prime Minister Radu Vasile set up a far-right…
• REPORT on the Shortcomings of the Hungarian Public and Higher Education in Romania Hungarian National Council of Transylvania Education Committee REPORT on the Shortcomings of the Hungarian Public and Higher Education…
• Romania: Strays and Stereotypes By Joanna Rohozinska. September 7, 1999. It would be too easy to draw grandiloquent analogies between the two…
• Romanian Jewish Community Protests Revival of Fascist Movement Reuters, April 25, 2000, and RFE/RL Newsline, April 26, 2000. Romanian Jewish community leaders urged the country's authorities…
• Romanian Roma Break With Tradition, Recall Their Holocaust By Charles Fenyvesi. August 16, 1999. The massacre by the Nazis of hundreds of thousands of people known…
• Stigmatized The tragedy of deportations Széchenyi Kinga Megbélyegzettek, A kitelepítések tragédiája (Stigmatized, The tragedy of deportations) Kráter Kiadó, 2008. Summary After Mátyás Rákosi,…
• The Csángó Hungarians of Moldva: Banned From Their Own Language The Csángó Hungarians — an estimated 250,000 people in the Moldva region beyond the Carpathians, east of Transylvania…
• THE STRUMA TRAGEDY Published in The Turkish Times, February 1992. This year marked the 50th anniversary of a tragic landmark event:…
• Wronging the Roma in Romania By Catherine Lovatt. Ten years of transition have seen vast improvements in Romania's human rights record. Minority groups…