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MN 54 EN 05.Indd Visit of the Committee for Equality and Non-discrimination There is Room for of the Parliamentary Assembly Further Promotion of the Council of Europe of Minority Rights 54 Minority NewsJune 2019 Repčekova: We Are Bringing the Issue of Human and Minority Rights to a Focus Radojičić: The Decade is Members of the not Sufficient to Solve the Serbian and Croatian Problems of Roma Minorities Strive to Be a Bridge of Cooperation HIGHLIGHTSHIGHLIGHTS EDITORIALEDITORIAL 4549 ThereGov Ise rRoomnmen fort C Promotionommitted tofo Minority Rights Improvi ng the Status Are Long-Term(N ot) the ch Solutionsoic e? On June o18,f Mthei nCenterority for R iRegionalism,ghts with the support of the Hanns Seidel The re is a bit m orWithine than a m o nOurth left uReach?ntil the elec tions for m e mbers Foundation,On Septe mbe r organized 6, the Dir ethecto rconference of the Go - of natio nal cou ncils o f national mi nori ties . 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