Angéla Kóczé

Angéla Kóczé, Chair of the Romani Studies programme at Central European University, dives into the complexities of anti-Roma discrimination across Europe. She highlights the troubling Hungarian law that marginalizes Roma under the guise of protecting local identity and discusses troubling historical practices like the forcible sterilization of Roma women. Angéla advocates for EU interventions to ensure Roma rights and social inclusion, while also reflecting on the implications of recent LGBTQ+ marriage rulings for Poland. Their conversation is both enlightening and urgent.