Abstract
In 2021, national minorities continued to face challenges in realising their right to socioeconomic participation, as demonstrated by various UN reports and by monitoring carried out under the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities and the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages. The Covid-19 pandemic brought additional challenges in this respect, demonstrating the extreme socioeconomic vulnerability of the Roma minority and having a disproportionate impact on their access to education. On a more positive note, reflections started to emerge concerning post-pandemic recovery plans and how these can best address the needs of national minorities.
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