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Flooded Houses in Almost Every Region of Slovakia
June 4, 2010.Rainbow Pride Parade in Bratislava Disrupted by Aggressive Protesters from Radical Groups
May 22, 2010.Netherlands Embassy Organizes Debates on the Rights of Sexual Minorities in Slovakia
May 22, 2010.To support the discussion on the rights of sexual minorities in Slovakia, the Netherlands Embassy in Slovakia, with its partners the Queers Leaders Forum and the Slovak Debate Association, organizes three public debates for high school pupils. The students debates follow Rainbow Pride Bratislava 2010 and will take place in Bratislava, Košice and Prešov. Debates are an original way how to deal with it a thought-provoking topic, because it shows the pros as well as the cons of the debated issue in competitive and catching way.
Rainbow PRIDE Bratislava 2010 will take place on May 22nd
May 22, 2010.
Rainbow PRIDE Bratislava 2010 will take place in Slovak capital Bratislava on May 22nd. It will be first Slovak march for human rights of non-heterosexual people, their social and political equalization and first celebration of gay and lesbian pride in Slovakia.
PRIDE is the opposite of the word "shame" which lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender people still experience just because of their "non-majority" sexual orientation and gender identity.
Ethnic-Hungarians Living in Slovakia Feel Safe
May 22, 2010.Most (70 percent) of the ethnic-Hungarians living in Slovakia feel as safe as ever despite the escalation of tension in Slovak-Hungarian relations, according to a sociological survey carried out in late March.
Almost 90 percent of respondents consider preserving their Hungarian nationality to be important, 67 percent think that their nationality needs to be preserved under any circumstances, with 52 percent determined to do so even at the cost of being discriminated against.
Almost 90 percent of respondents consider preserving their Hungarian nationality to be important, 67 percent think that their nationality needs to be preserved under any circumstances, with 52 percent determined to do so even at the cost of being discriminated against.
Slovak Bus Drivers Plan to Go on Strike on May 25th
May 22, 2010.Joint Statement Expressing Support for Bratislava’s Rainbow Pride
May 21, 2010.The following joint press release is issued by Embassies of: Australia, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Holland, Ireland, Canada, Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden, Slovenia, Germany, UK, USA, Spain and EC representation.
Public Not Interested in State Aid Scheme for Mortgages
May 10, 2010.Slovaks Go Home for Dental Treatment Because of Price Differences
April 18, 2010.Sometimes treatment abroad seems so much cheaper than it is at home. Zuzana is from Slovakia and lives in Ireland. Last year she decided she wanted to get braces so she asked around about how much it would cost her. She called a few Irish clinics and the price quoted was €4500 including all fittings and adjustments. Using family connections at home, Zuzana found out the same services in Slovakia would cost €1060.
