Reports
We believe in transparency, accountability, and the power of data-driven advocacy. This page features our latest reports, research findings, and publications, which reflect our ongoing efforts to promote the rights of Roma women, LGBTQ+ individuals, and other marginalized groups. Explore our reports to stay informed and support our advocacy efforts
Addressing Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence against Roma Women
The Feminist Collective of Romani Gender Experts and European Network Against Racism (ENAR) presents an in-depth exploration into the challenges Roma women face in the digital age. This critical research, led by experts Miljana Čabrilovski and Marina Csikós, sheds light on the intersection of race, gender, and technology, highlighting how systemic discrimination and the digital divide exacerbate vulnerabilities.
Intersectional Violence and systemic failure
Across Europe, Romani, Sinti, Traveller women and girls navigate a landscape defined by a dual crisis: the pervasive threat of gender-based violence and the entrenched reality of institutional anti-Roma racism. Their lives are not marked by a single form of discrimination but by the inseparable intertwining of racism and sexism-a systemic condition that scholars and activists have powerfully framed as gendered anti-Roma racism. This international report, Roma Women in Action, emerges from the urgent need to document, analyze, and dismantle this intersectional injustice. It is born from the collective expertise, lived realities, and resolute advocacy of 48 Romani and Traveller women activists, professionals, and community leaders from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, Romania, Spain, and the United Kingdom. Through a series of intensive three-day online national workshops held in late 2025, these women-who are not merely subjects of study but agents of change-mapped the structural drivers of violence, documented its brutal manifestations, and formulated concrete, actionable pathways to justice. This report synthesizes their findings to present a unified, pan-European analysis of the interconnected challenges and to issue a powerful call for systemic reform. The experiences of Romani and Traveller women cannot be understood by examining gender-based violence or racism in isolation.