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In connection with the information on the number of Roma children enrolled in primary and secondary schools
a disproportionately large number of Roma children are not enrolled in schools,
Was the State party prepared to take measures to reduce the number of Roma children in special schools
Moreover, within the framework of the Programme, a much greater number of Roma children received pre-school education which,
it is difficult to establish precisely the number of Roma children included in the education system.
thanks to them the appropriate ministry got the information that in 2007 a number of Roma children were not registered in birth registers and did not enrol primary school.
the Committee remains concerned that a disproportionately large number of Roma children attend classes with distinct curricula,
it remained concerned that a disproportionately large number of Roma children attend classes with distinct curricula which appear to lack sensitivity for the cultural identity of, and specific difficulties faced by, Roma children. .
In 2007, the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination noted with particular concern that a disproportionately large number of Roma children of the Czech Republic attended"special schools"
recent statistics on the number of Roma children attending primary and secondary school,
It expressed concern at the situation of minority languages and that large numbers of Roma children remained uneducated and illiterate.
In addition, CoE-ECRI urged the authorities at the relevant levels to transfer substantial numbers of Roma children from specialized primary schools to ordinary education based on clear and ambitious targets.
The number of Roma children in primary education increases from year to year.
CoE-Commissioner expressed concern that a large number of Roma children did not attend schools.
The CR uses a range of measures to reduce the number of Roma children in so-called practical schools.
In Finland, the total number of Roma children of the age of the compulsory education is approximately 1,200- 1,500.
JS1 reported that an increasing number of Roma children were deprived of equal education due to school segregation.
Vi Setting up new facilities in the areas with no kindergartens in relation to the number of Roma children;
The number of Roma children attending primary school had risen from about 1,000 in 2005 to almost 4,000 in 2009.