Roma now have better access to jobs, health care and decent living conditions than in 2016

Omissions

• The FRA Roma Survey 2024 covers 10 EU Member States and 3 accession countries, not all of Europe
• The survey shows improvements in employment and housing but discrimination and poverty persist
• The report was published in 2025, after the cited '2024' date in the MEP's reference

Sources

• PrimaryEuropean Union Agency for Fundamental Rights - Roma Survey 2024 ReportOverall, the employment situation of Roma/Travellers has improved in comparison with 2016. Data show improvements at the EU level in 10 of 16 key indicators including employment and housing conditions.
• PrimaryEuropean Union Agency for Fundamental Rights - Roma Survey Publication PageSurvey examines fundamental rights and living conditions of Roma and Travellers across 10 EU Member States and 3 accession countries, showing improvements in multiple indicators compared to 2016.