Buffy said that real inclusion is not possible until the moment when Roma, Montenegrins, Serbs and others live in the same building and on the same street.

In Montenegro, apartments for Roma and Egyptians were not needed to be built in parts of the city known as the ghetto, a place where members of that nation live, according to the project coordinator in the Roma Youth Organization "Phiren amenca" Serjijan Bafijari.

"Montenegro has clearly expressed anti-historical historical discrimination that expresses stigmatization," says Bafiari.

He said that in Montenegro, a state that is multicultural and multicultural, and with the fact that it is the 21st century, it is necessary to ensure everyone's respect and human dignity that continues to be violated on the basis of Roma nationality.

Despite the Commission’s efforts to fight discrimination, racism and xenophobia, in many Member States, especially those with the largest Roma communities and which have been strongly hit by the economic crisis, anti-Gypsyism, far right demonstrations, hate speech and hate crime have been on the rise.

Politicians and public authorities often failed to publicly condemn such negative trends.

In other Member States heated debates on free movement and social rights contributed to negative stereotyping of Roma.

As a result, in several Member States majorities hold unfavourable views of Roma (IT: 85 %, FR: 66 %, EL: 53 %, UK: 50 %).

In some cases, targeted actions to support Roma have further increased distrust between Roma and mainstream society, which shows a lack of effective awareness-raising on the mutual benefits of Roma integration.