Ethnic minority and Roma women in Europe : A case for gender equality? [texte imprimé] / COMMISSION EUROPÉENNE . EMPLOI ET AFFAIRES SOCIALES, Editeur commercial . - Luxembourg : Office des publications officielles des Communautés européennes, 2010 . - 1 vol. (154 p.) ; 30 cm.
ISBN : 978-92-79-12981-0
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Catégories :	32(4) Politique Union Européenne 323.15 Minorité / communauté nationale ou ethnique 396 Droits des femmes. Féminisme. Emancipation des femmes Tsiganes / Roms / Gitans / Gens du Voyage
Index. décimale :	342.7 Droits humains
Résumé :	European Commission : Gender equality is an important issue for the EU and evidence shows that ethnic minority women are more vulnerable to social exclusion and poverty than women of the native population and minority men. This report examines the situation of women belonging to disadvantaged minority groups, with a particular focus on Roma women, in a variety of areas - education, housing, health, employment, social benefits etc. It also outlines legislative and policy responses which have proven effective in bettering their situation.
Note de contenu :	Part 1: Disadvantaged ethnic minority women in Europe 1. Definitions and distribution of disadvantaged ethnic minority communities in Europe: an overview 2. Gender and ethnicity: Social disadvantage and exclusion 3. Institutional framework underlying ethnic minorities’ social inclusion and gender equality policies 4. Good practices in social and labour market inclusion of ethnic minorities: A gender equality perspective Part 2: Roma minority women in Europe 5. Definitions and distribution of Roma communities in Europe: an overview 6. Roma-specific social disadvantage and exclusion: A gender perspective 7. Institutional framework underlying Roma social inclusion and gender equality policies 8. Good practice examples: labour market participation and social inclusion of Roma women Overall conclusions References
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Titre :	Ethnic minority and Roma women in Europe : A case for gender equality?
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	COMMISSION EUROPÉENNE . EMPLOI ET AFFAIRES SOCIALES, Editeur commercial
Editeur :	Luxembourg : Office des publications officielles des Communautés européennes
Année de publication :	2010
Importance :	1 vol. (154 p.)
Format :	30 cm
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	978-92-79-12981-0
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Catégories :	32(4) Politique Union Européenne 323.15 Minorité / communauté nationale ou ethnique 396 Droits des femmes. Féminisme. Emancipation des femmes Tsiganes / Roms / Gitans / Gens du Voyage
Index. décimale :	342.7 Droits humains
Résumé :	European Commission : Gender equality is an important issue for the EU and evidence shows that ethnic minority women are more vulnerable to social exclusion and poverty than women of the native population and minority men. This report examines the situation of women belonging to disadvantaged minority groups, with a particular focus on Roma women, in a variety of areas - education, housing, health, employment, social benefits etc. It also outlines legislative and policy responses which have proven effective in bettering their situation.
Note de contenu :	Part 1: Disadvantaged ethnic minority women in Europe 1. Definitions and distribution of disadvantaged ethnic minority communities in Europe: an overview 2. Gender and ethnicity: Social disadvantage and exclusion 3. Institutional framework underlying ethnic minorities’ social inclusion and gender equality policies 4. Good practices in social and labour market inclusion of ethnic minorities: A gender equality perspective Part 2: Roma minority women in Europe 5. Definitions and distribution of Roma communities in Europe: an overview 6. Roma-specific social disadvantage and exclusion: A gender perspective 7. Institutional framework underlying Roma social inclusion and gender equality policies 8. Good practice examples: labour market participation and social inclusion of Roma women Overall conclusions References
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