VOICED: France measures on Roma working are not enough, say critics

The video discusses the challenges faced by Roma gypsies in France, particularly those from Romania and Bulgaria, in finding employment. The French government has introduced measures to ease job access, but significant barriers remain, including a limited list of legal jobs and the need for work permits. Personal stories highlight the impact of these challenges on Roma families. Despite some progress, activists argue that exclusion and legal hurdles persist. The situation is urgent as the government continues to close illegal camps, leaving many Roma with limited options.

What is the main focus of the new measures introduced by the French government for Roma gypsies?

• To provide free housing

• To facilitate employment

• To offer educational scholarships

• To grant citizenship

What was one of the financial barriers for employers hiring Roma workers that has been removed?

• A €300 tax

• A €700 tax

• A €500 tax

• A €1000 tax

Despite the removal of the €700 tax, what remains a significant issue for Roma seeking employment?

• High living costs

• Language barriers

• Exclusion and bureaucratic hurdles

• Lack of education

What is the French government's stance on illegal Roma camps?

• They plan to legalize them

• They will continue to close them

• They will provide funding for them

• They will ignore them

What is a major consequence of the limited access to work and benefits for Roma families?

• Better healthcare access

• Increased educational opportunities

• Running out of options

• Improved living conditions