Legal protection of Rom, between state defaults and (limited) substitutes for the regional legislator. The case of Puglia
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Abstract
The problem of the protection of the Romanì people in Italy, after centuries, is still dramatically current: even in the presence of a «personalist » Constitution, there is no state law that organically protects this minority; regional legislators, therefore, have increasingly recognized some rights. The regional intervention is intended to be perfected more and more in parallel with the evolution of the new concept of the Romanì community no longer devoted to nomadism but to stationarity.
Keywords
- Romanì popolation
- exclusion
- public order
- personalist principle
- regional intervention
