One of the most popular shows on Roma TV "Dikh" is the soap opera "Our Dream" - "Amaro suno" which has been aired since 2015.

Other content on this television is the most general in Roma language, followed by the gastronomy and music show.

Otherwise the neighborhood of Kishpest is one of the poorest neighborhoods in Budapest. It is located in the studio of Dikh TV, which now through its program will now be available in more than three million homes in Hungary, and will fight stereotypes.

The channel will be switched on to three major local television operators in Central European countries which will broadcast in addition to music programs and other production formats such as debates and so on.
Otherwise, Dikh TV has about twenty employees with the latest technology.

Otherwise in Hungary live between 500,000 - 800,000 Roma - between 5 and 8% of the population - who live mostly marginalized and discriminated against by the rest of society.

Link: https://www.heraldo.es/noticias/sociedad/2019/09/27/la-primera-television-gitana-del-mundo-nace-en-budapest-para-romper-cliches-1335885.html

On the occasion of the International Day of Tolerance, the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights is organizing the eleventh March of Tolerance, which will be held on November 16, 2019 (Saturday) at 12 noon.

The march will start in front of the Museum of the City of Skopje, across Macedonia Street, to the plateau endpoint in front of the SEE University in the Old Skopje Bazaar.
 
Education and youth will be the focus of this year's International Day of Tolerance. The reasons are serious and visible on a daily basis - the most frequent perpetrators and victims of hate crimes are minors, and the rise of inter-individual violence is further compounded by the use of social networks.
 
 
At the end of the March it is planned to have several speeches by representatives of the organizations that will give their support, each in their area of ​​activity.

The event is supported by MOF, HERA, Margin Coalition, National Roma Centrum, Reactor and National Council for Gender Equality (SOZM), reads the statement of the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights