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In latethe National Assembly enacted legislation providing for court review of sentencing to such schools, setting a limit of a 3-year stay, and addressing other problems in these institutions see Section 5.

Some observers dismiss these provisions as a formality, as the child is not present to Prostitutes Popovo on his or her own behalf nor is the defense lawyer, nor the child's parents. Until September former dictator Todor Zhivkov remained under house arrest on charges stemming from his involvement in the coercive campaign to rename and assimilate ethnic Turks Prostitutes Popovo the mid's, channeling funds to arm third-world countries, and establishing a fund to assist leftist workers' organizations worldwide.

Prostitutes Popovo was granted a temporary release in August in order to attend a function in his honor. In September the Military Prosecutor's Office Prostitutes Popovo Zhivkov from house arrest but imposed parole-like conditions that require him to report regularly Prostitutes Popovo the police and forbid him from leaving the country.

One of the primary figures in a long-running case involving the prosecution of former high-level Communists for various financial misdeeds, former Prime Minister and one-time senior Communist official Andrei Lukanov, brought Prostitutes Popovo complaint against these proceedings to the European Commission of Human Rights.

In the Commission ruled that the detention of Lukanov from July to December was unlawful. Although Lukanov was shot and killed in Sofia on October 2,the European Court of Human Rights found in Lukanov's favor in March and ordered the Government to pay damages, legal costs, and expenses to Lukanov's next-of-kin.

The Government complied. There was no progress in a case begun in relating to the Prostitutes Popovo assimilation and expulsion of ethnic Turks in andnor in a trial relating to the notorious death camps set up by the Communists after they came to power in Prostitutes Popovo Constitution provides for the inviolability of the home, the right to choose one's place of work and residence, and the freedom and confidentiality of correspondence.

Human rights observers expressed concern that illegal wiretaps may persist; speculation was fueled by an Prostitutes Popovo in January when, immediately after a journalist revealed in a telephone conversation his possession of a videotape allegedly incriminating Prostitutes Popovo security services in police brutality, the police arrived at his home and confiscated the tape.

Procedures were subsequently introduced by the Government that are designed to prevent Prostitutes Popovo abuse of legal wiretaps by the security forces. The Constitution provides for freedom of speech and of the press, and Prostitutes Popovo Government generally respects this right in practice.

In the National Assembly passed, over President Zhelev's veto, legislation that was publicly criticized by Council of Europe experts and Bulgarian journalists for the inhibitions it would impose on freedom of the broadcast media.

Critics of the media law were concerned, for example, that the makeup of the National Council for Radio and Television would subject Prostitutes Popovo media to political influence by the party in power. Asked by 74 opposition Members of Parliament to rule on the law, the Constitutional Court in November declared this and numerous other provisions unconstitutional. Until a revised bill is enacted, the broadcast Prostitutes Popovo are left in a legislative void Prostitutes Popovo operate freely.

Meanwhile the Government appointed a new National Council.

A variety of newspapers are published freely by political parties and Prostitutes Popovo organizations representing the full spectrum of political opinion, although journalists frequently color their reports to conform with the views of the political parties or economic groups that own their respective newspapers.

Some human rights observers charge that prosecutors use their authority to issue arrest warrants to intimidate reporters who criticize Prostitutes Popovo work.

However, only one case apparently occurred Prostitutes Popovo the year, when journalist Yovka Atanassova was convicted in March of allegedly libeling prominent Prostitutes Popovo and political figures whom she reported had worked as State Security Organization informants. Another journalist was released from prison after serving the full term of a 6-month sentence begun in ; he was convicted of libel for accusing a prosecutor of corruption.

Pending enactment of the new media Prostitutes Popovo, national television and radio broadcasting both remained under parliamentary supervision. Prostitutes Popovo media observers expressed concern that such parliamentary supervision fosters censorship and a lack of balance in the state-controlled media. After confidential records of his government were made public in Januaryit emerged that Socialist Prime Minister Zhan Videnov restricted the national television network's coverage of antigovernment demonstrations in January There are two state-owned national television channels that broadcast in Prostitutes Popovo.

Until the end of August, there was also Prostitutes Popovo national channel that broadcast Russian programming and another that carried a mixture of Cable News Network International and French-language programming. All foreign. Bulgarian National Television has been planning Turkish-language programming for at least 4 years, but broadcasts have not yet begun there are, however, two daily half-hour radio broadcasts in Turkish. There is no private national broadcast station, but a number of privately owned regional stations operate.

After initial government approval in the fall of of an application to create a privately owned national broadcast television station, no further Prostitutes Popovo have been taken by either the current or previous governments to license such a station. Foreign government radio programs such as the British Broadcasting Corporation, Deutsche Welle, and the Voice of America had good access to commercial radio Prostitutes Popovo. Television and radio news programs on the state-owned media present Prostitutes Popovo views, but opposition members claim that their activities and views are given less air time and exposure than the those of the ruling party.

There are no formal restrictions on programming. Prostitutes Popovo television and radio provide a variety of news and public interest programming, including talk and public opinion shows. Prostitutes Popovo than 30 independent radio stations are licensed.

Some private stations complained that their licenses unduly restricted the strength of their transmissions in comparison with state-owned stations. Radio transmitter facilities are owned by the Government.

Private book publishing remained unhindered by political considerations, but publishers suffered heavy losses Prostitutes Popovo a result of the economic crisis. Additionally, many publishing houses are small and operate on slender profit margins.

The right to peaceful assembly is provided for by the Constitution, and the Government generally respected this right in practice. The authorities require permits for Prostitutes Popovo and assemblies held outdoors, but Prostitutes Popovo legally registered organizations were routinely granted permission to assemble. However, on several occasions police broke up gatherings and services of unregistered religious groups, including those of Jehovah's Witnesses, Word of Life, The Unification Church, and Baha'is.

These religious groups were denied registration by the Council of Ministers. The Government also broke up a Muslim religious gathering in August; although the Muslim religion is recognized and subsidized Prostitutes Popovo the State, this particular gathering was deemed "nonauthorized" see Section 2.

Prostitutes Popovo political Prostitutes Popovo and demonstrations were a common occurrence. Most took place without government interference, with the notable exception of the controversial events at the National Assembly building on January 10 and 11 see Section l.

The Government has undertaken to respect the rights of individuals Prostitutes Popovo groups freely to establish their own political parties or other political organizations.

However, there are constitutional and Prostitutes Popovo restrictions that limit the right of association and meaningful participation in the political process. For example, the Constitution forbids the formation of political parties along religious, ethnic, or racial lines and prohibits "citizens' associations" from engaging in political activity.

This provision is designed to prevent the development of parties based on Prostitutes Popovo single ethnic or other group that Prostitutes Popovo prove divisive for national unity by stirring up ethnic tension for political purposes. The other major political parties generally accept the MRF's right to participate in the political process. The Constitution also prohibits organizations that threaten the country's territorial Prostitutes Popovo or unity or that incite racial, ethnic, or religious hatred.

The Government has refused since to register a self-proclaimed Macedonian rights group, Omo-Ilinden, on the grounds that it is separatist. In April and again in Prostitutes Popovo, police broke up attempts by the group to hold public meetings. There were no known prosecutions for simple membership in this group.

Although the Constitution provides for freedom of religion, the Government restricts this right in practice for some non-Orthodox religious groups. The ability of a number of religious groups to operate freely continued to come under attack, both as a result of government action and because of public intolerance. The government requirement that groups whose activities have a religious element register with the Council of Ministers remained an obstacle to the activity of some religious groups, Prostitutes Popovo as Jehovah's Witnesses, Word of Life, the Unification Church, and Baha'is, which have been denied registration.

In December the Directorate of Religious Affairs registered the "United Evangelical Churches," an alliance of five evangelical churches, and in August it registered the Gideons as a "religious group.

The Ministry of Education announced plans to include a course on religion in the high school curriculum beginning with the school year. The plan reportedly calls for a "world religion" course that avoids endorsing any particular faith.

The Government refused many requests for visas and residence permits for foreign missionaries, some of whom came under physical attack in public places. Members of the Mormon Church reported continued acts of harassment and assault, including some perpetrated by government authorities themselves. Two groups of Mormon missionaries were singled out for extensive searches and had religious and other literature as well as personal belongings confiscated at Sofia Airport in April.

At no point did the customs officials cite any law that would have been breached by the importation or possession of the Mormons' literature but insisted that they were acting under orders from their superiors. When one missionary was later advised that Prostitutes Popovo items could be retrieved at the airport, he was arrested Prostitutes Popovo alleged possession of methamphetamines which, according to customs authorities, were contained in over-the-counter dietary supplements that were removed from the missionaries' luggage at the time of confiscation.

The Minister of Interior acted promptly to obtain his release. A criminal investigation is still pending. In lateJehovah's Witnesses brought a complaint to the European Commission of Human Rights about the Government's refusal to register the organization.

The Commission ruled that Jehovah's Witnesses' appeal was admissible before the Commission, and the Government subsequently indicated in the press that it might be willing to come to terms out of court with Jehovah's Witnesses on those practices that the Government has considered objectionable. Talks were continuing between the two parties at year's end. Proposed legislation allowing alternatives to compulsory military service provided a possible opportunity for agreement.

One member of Jehovah's Witnesses who was imprisoned for refusing to serve in the military was released in Another member of Jehovah's Witnesses, an Austrian citizen, was ordered to leave the country in September. On several occasions Prostitutes Popovo police shut down religious meetings of unregistered groups. In April and August, police broke up Word of Life religious gatherings, and in May customs officials at Sofia Airport Prostitutes Popovo videotapes Prostitutes Popovo to the same religious group.

In April and in June, police broke up meetings of the Unification Church and confiscated literature and other items. In May two Prostitutes Popovo of Jehovah's Witnesses in Petrich were beaten and driven out of town by local members of the political party "Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization.

In June police broke up a Jehovah's Witness gathering in Plovdiv and confiscated religious materials. In August police entered the home of a Jehovah's Witness member to break up a religious gathering, confiscated religious materials, books, and personal videos, and filmed those present Prostitutes Popovo the meeting. Also in August, Haskovo municipal authorities banned a public meeting of Baha'is and forced them to abandon an apartment in the city. Later in August, police raided an Islamic religious seminar on the grounds that it was not registered.

On this occasion, the police brought cameramen with them who recorded the raid for broadcast on national Prostitutes Popovo news. These incidents lend credence to charges by human rights activists that the police are monitoring and interfering with the activities of many unregistered groups.

The Constitution designates Eastern Orthodox Christianity as the "traditional" religion. Along with the Orthodox Church, a number of major religious bodies, including the Muslim and Jewish communities, Prostitutes Popovo government financial support. There was no evidence that the Government discriminated against the members of any religious group in making restitution to previous owners of properties that were nationalized during the Communist regime.

The Government actively supported property restitution for a group representing the Jewish community. For most registered religious groups, there were no restrictions on attendance at religious services or on private religious instruction.

A school for imams, a Muslim cultural center, university theological faculties, and religious primary schools operated freely. Bibles and other religious materials in the Bulgarian language were on most occasions freely imported and printed, and Muslim, Catholic, and Jewish Prostitutes Popovo were published on a regular basis. Nevertheless, police confiscated religious literature during searches of Mormon missionaries, a visiting Word of Life minister, and Jehovah's Witnesses.

Prostitutes Popovo September three Bulgarian Socialist Party members of Parliament proposed the levying of fines against those leaders of religious groups who have been denied registration yet continue to perform religious ceremonies.

During compulsory military service most Muslims are placed in construction units where they often perform commercial or maintenance work rather than serve in normal military units. A long-running feud in the Muslim community ended in October.

Until then many Muslims viewed the Government's Prostitutes Popovo of Nedim Gendjev as Chief Mufti to be interference in their affairs.

Many members of the ethnic Turkish minority viewed Gendjev as a collaborator with the "Regeneration Prostitutes Popovo of the Zhivkov regime in the 's, during which many ethnic-Turkish citizens were intimidated into exchanging their Turkish names for Bulgarian ones.

The Government continued to refuse to recognize the election of a rival Chief Mufti, Fikri Sali, who was elected at an alternative Islamic conference in In late October, the leadership of the Muslim community participated in a unification conference organized by the Government and elected a new Mufti, Mustafa Alish Hadji, who was found acceptable by the majority of supporters of both former rival muftis.

The Government Prostitutes Popovo registered both Hadji and the new statutes of the Muslim leadership as adopted by the conference. At the Department of Theology of Sofia University all students are required to present a certificate of baptism from the Orthodox Church, and married couples Prostitutes Popovo present a marriage certificate from the same in order to enroll in Prostitutes Popovo Department's classes; in two non-Orthodox applicants Prostitutes Popovo denied admission to the Department when they were unable to present Prostitutes Popovo certificates.

The applicants then appealed to the local courts. One local court has already decided in favor of one applicant. The schism that opened in the Orthodox Church in continued, and the Government refused to recognize an alternative Patriarch elected by his supporters Prostitutes Popovo The Supreme Court ruled that the decision was unlawful, but the alternate Patriarch remained unregistered by the new Government.

The Constitution provides for Prostitutes Popovo of movement within the country and the right to leave it, and these rights are not limited in practice, with the exception of limited border zones that are off limits both to foreigners and citizens not resident therein. Every citizen has the right to return to Bulgaria, may not be forcibly expatriated, and may not be deprived of citizenship acquired by birth. A number of former political emigrants were granted passports and returned to visit or live.

The new Government revoked the passports of several Prostitutes Popovo government figures who were under investigation for charges of corruption. Bulgaria Prostitutes Popovo provisions for granting asylum or refugee status in accordance Prostitutes Popovo relevant United Nations acts in this field, and the Government provides first asylum.

However, domestic and international human rights organizations expressed concern over the Government's handling of asylum claims and reported that there Prostitutes Popovo be cases in which bona fide refugees are forced to return to Prostitutes Popovo where they fear persecution.

The NBTAR asserts that it gives a fair hearing to all persons Prostitutes Popovo asylum or refugee status but admits that there may be cases that do not come to its attention before the applicants are returned to the country from which they came. In the Ministry of Interior reported that 2, people were denied entry at borders over the past few years. It is Prostitutes Popovo known how many of these persons requested asylum; no figures for were available.

Of these cases, persons were granted asylum, 73 were denied, and for applicants the procedure was terminated usually because the applicant could not be found. Domestic and international human rights organizations complained that the asylum process is slow it can take up to 4 yearsand that many of those who have been granted refugee status have yet to receive the necessary documents enabling them to move about freely and work.

Due to the arrival of only a relatively low number of refugees, the NBTAR is no longer seeking to establish reception centers blocked in by skinheads and local citizens groups but still plans to Prostitutes Popovo transit centers.

Citizens have the right to change their government and head of state through the election of the President and of the members of the National Assembly, although the constitutional prohibition of parties formed on ethnic, racial, or religious lines has the Prostitutes Popovo of circumscribing access to the political process for Prostitutes Popovo groups see Section 2.

Suffrage is universal at the age of Citizens exercised the right to change their government in April. Popular unrest in the form of general strikes and daily protests during the political crisis of January and early February led to a political capitulation by an extremely unpopular and widely discredited government and agreement to move immediately to new elections.

The populace believed that the Government, dominated by the Bulgarian Socialist Party, bore the brunt of the blame for the economic malaise that began with the banking crisis in the spring of and worsened with the collapse of the national currency Lev in late and early The Government bowed to popular pressure and Prostitutes Popovo on February 4 to allow President Petar Stoyanov who was elected in late and took office in January of the United Prostitutes Popovo Forces to select a caretaker government in preparation for early parliamentary elections in April.

Free and fair elections, which were observed by international monitors, Prostitutes Popovo held on April 19 and resulted in an absolute majority for the Prostitutes Popovo. There are no restrictions in law on the participation of women in government. A number of women hold elective and appointive office at high levels, including three cabinet-level posts and several key positions in the National Assembly.

Women hold just under 11 percent of the seats in the National Assembly. Local and international human rights groups operate freely, investigating and publishing their findings on human rights cases.

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Local human rights groups did not report significant improvement in their dealings with government officials. Government officials, especially local officials, are occasionally reluctant to provide information or active cooperation. The failure of the National Investigative Service to allow access by human rights groups to its detention centers is of particular concern.

The Constitution provides for individual rights, equality, and protection against discrimination, but Prostitutes Popovo practice discrimination still exists, particularly against Roma and women. There have been reports of inadequate police response to incidents of societal violence against Prostitutes Popovo, but few victims of such assaults are willing Prostitutes Popovo press charges. Police also beat homosexuals during one incident in March see Section 2. Domestic abuse Prostitutes Popovo a serious and common Prostitutes Popovo, but there are no official statistics on its occurrence.

The Animus Association AAa nongovernmental organization that offers help and support to female victims of violence, reported 65 cases of domestic violence and 5 cases of trafficking in women between Prostitutes Popovo and September 1, The actual incidence of each is certainly much higher, as these represent those cases in which the victim or, in some trafficking cases, an overseas women's group was willing and able to contact Animus.

Currently the law exempts from state prosecution certain Prostitutes Popovo of assault if committed by a family member, and the Government does not assist in prosecuting crimes of domestic assault unless the woman has been killed or permanently injured. The courts prosecute rape, although it remains an underreported crime because some stigma still attaches to the victim. The maximum sentence for rape is 8 years; convicted offenders often receive a lesser sentence or early parole.

Ministry of Interior figures reveal that from January through April, 14 women were murdered, 14 were victims of attempted murder, 53 suffered serious injuries, were reported raped, and 16 were reported as victims Prostitutes Popovo attempted rape. Marital rape is a crime but is rarely prosecuted. Courts and prosecutors tend to view domestic abuse as a family rather than a criminal problem, and Prostitutes Popovo most cases victims of domestic violence take refuge with family or friends rather than approach the Prostitutes Popovo.

No government agencies provide shelter or counseling for such persons, although there is a private initiative to address the problem. In the Government for the first time enacted a law against trafficking in women.

Several cases of trafficking in women were uncovered between May and September The AA reports that, according to foreign women's organizations, Bulgarian women comprise the fourth largest group of victims of forced Prostitutes Popovo in Western and Central Europe.

Typically, the women are lured away with offers of overseas jobs as nannies, waitresses, Prostitutes Popovo, shop assistants, or fruit-pickers and are surprised to discover that virtual Prostitutes Popovo servitude in prostitution awaits them.

The AA also Prostitutes Popovo that the most common destination for such women is Cyprus, but that Greece, Turkey, Italy, Germany, Poland, Belgium, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, and Macedonia have all been used either for the transit or "sale" of victims.

One victim alleged that the police were Prostitutes Popovo in trafficking her in the town of Petrich, although this report Prostitutes Popovo not been confirmed.

Women have reportedly been lured into Bulgaria from the former Soviet Union and Macedonia, also for forced Prostitutes Popovo. Many of the approximately 30 women's organizations are closely associated with political parties or have primarily professional agendas. Some observers believe that women's organizations tend to be associated with political Prostitutes Popovo or professional groups because feminism in itself has negative connotations in Bulgarian society.

Of those that Prostitutes Popovo mainly to defend women's interests, the two largest are the Women's Democratic Union in Bulgaria, heir Prostitutes Popovo the group that existed under the Communist dictatorship, and the Bulgarian Women's Association, which disappeared under communism but has now reemerged and has chapters in a number of cities.

The Constitution forbids privileges or restrictions Prostitutes Popovo rights on the basis of sex. However, women face discrimination both in terms Prostitutes Popovo recruitment and the Prostitutes Popovo of layoffs. Official figures show the rate of unemployment for women to be higher than that for men. Women are much more likely than men to be employed in low-wage jobs requiring little education, although statistics show that women are equally likely to attend university.

Women, in the main, continue to have primary responsibility for child rearing and housekeeping even if Prostitutes Popovo are employed outside the home. There are liberal provisions for paid maternity leave. The Government is generally committed to protecting children's welfare but, with limited resources, falls short in several areas. It maintains, for example, a sizable network of orphanages throughout the country. However, many are in disrepair and lack proper facilities. Government efforts in education and health have been constrained by serious budgetary limitations and by outmoded social care structures.

The Constitution provides for mandatory school attendance until the Prostitutes Popovo of Groups that exist to defend the rights of children charge that an increasing number Prostitutes Popovo children are at serious risk as social insurance payments fall further behind inflation and are often disbursed as much as 6 months late; this situation was compounded in the early months of the year when the Lev was losing value rapidly.

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The most egregious example of neglect occurred at the Home for Mentally Handicapped Children in Prostitutes Popovo, where seven children died from malnutrition and hypothermia in January and February. There Prostitutes Popovo apparently no provision for due process of law for Romani and other juveniles Prostitutes Popovo they are detained in Labor Education Schools run by the Ministry of Education MOE.

Living conditions at these reform schools are poor, offering little medical, educational, or social opportunities. Prostitutes Popovo, staff members at these institutions lack the proper qualifications and training to adequately care for the children. Degrading and severe punishment, such as the shaving of a child's head, reduction Prostitutes Popovo diet, severe beatings, and long periods of solitary confinement, are common at the schools.

In the MOE acknowledged problems at the schools, attributing the cause to a lack of funding. In latethe National Assembly enacted legislation providing for court review of sentencing to such schools and addressing other problems in the reform school system see Section 1.

The vast majority of children are free from societal abuse, although some Prostitutes Popovo children are frequent targets of skinhead groups; homeless or abandoned children were particularly vulnerable. Some Romani minors were forced into prostitution by family or community members. Little police effort was expended to Prostitutes Popovo these problems. New legislation calls for the establishment of shelters for homeless Prostitutes Popovo. Disabled persons receive a range of financial assistance, including free public transportation, reduced prices on modified automobiles, and free equipment such as wheelchairs.

However, as in other areas, budgetary constraints mean that such payments have fallen behind. Disabled individuals have access to university training and to housing and employment, although no special programs are in place to allow them to live up to their full employment potential. To date little effort has been made at the Prostitutes Popovo level to change building or street layouts to help blind or otherwise physically disabled persons.

A pilot project for minibus transportation of people with disabilities began operation in December in six major cities. In the National Assembly passed legislation requiring the relevant ministry Prostitutes Popovo local governments to provide a suitable living and architectural environment for the disabled within 3 years. However, a moratorium on the law continues until the Ministry of Construction has completed issuing new construction standards that more fully take into account the needs of the disabled.

The Prostitutes Popovo of Disabled People in Bulgaria reports that minor improvements i. Policies of the Prostitutes Popovo regime, which separated mentally and physically disabled persons, including very young children, from the rest of society have persisted. Discrimination, harassment, and general public intolerance of "nontraditional" religious minorities i.

Deep-rooted suspicion of Evangelical denominations among the populace is widespread and pervasive across the political spectrum.

Often cloaked in a veneer of "patriotism," Prostitutes Popovo lack of tolerance for the religious beliefs of others Prostitutes Popovo significant popularity, and mainstream public pressure for containment of "foreign religious sects" inevitably influences policymakers.

An Evangelical Congress held in May in Sofia Prostitutes Popovo greeted with an outpouring of hostility. A purported provocative comment by a visiting American pastor who allegedly referred to Bulgarians as "pagans" triggered demonstrations by clergy of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, certain political parties, University of Sofia theology students, and other students who joined the theology students in a gesture of solidarity.

Bulgarian Patriarch Maxim referred to the Evangelicals as "traitors of faith and country. In one instance, police were seen Prostitutes Popovo react quickly in defense of four Evangelical churchgoers when mob Prostitutes Popovo threatened their safety.

One newspaper ran a story during the Evangelical Congress in which an apparently gratuitous link was made between the suicide of a year-old boy and "the influence of Prostitutes Popovo sect.

In the face of this religious harassment, not a single Bulgarian politician spoke Prostitutes Popovo in favor of the right of all citizens to worship according to their own beliefs. Numerous articles in a broad range of newspapers depicted lurid and inaccurate pictures of the activities of non-Orthodox religious groups, attributing the breakup of families to the practices of these groups.

Groups denied registration such as Word of Life and Prostitutes Popovo Witnesses faced discriminatory practices see Sections 2. Mormon missionaries reported numerous incidents of both official and private harassment, most notably by customs officers see Section Prostitutes Popovo. They were also assaulted on occasion. The police took no action when two members of Jehovah's Witnesses were beaten in Petrich in May see Section 2. Ethnic Turks comprise almost 10 percent of the population.

Although estimates of the Romani population vary widely, Prostitutes Popovo experts put it at about 6 percent. Bulgarian Muslims or "Pomaks" are a Prostitutes Popovo group of Slavic descent, comprising 2 to 3 percent of the population, whose ancestors converted from Orthodox Christianity to Islam. Most are Muslim, although a number have become atheists or converted to Christianity. These are the country's two largest minorities.

There are no restrictions on the speaking of Turkish in public or the use of non-Slavic names. Voluntary Turkish-language classes in public schools, funded by the Government, Prostitutes Popovo in areas with significant Turkish-speaking populations, although some observers complained that the Government was discouraging the optional language classes in Prostitutes Popovo with large concentrations of Bulgarian Muslims.

According to MOE figures, there are Turkish language teachers for 64, children who study Turkish as their mother tongue. Some ethnic Turkish leaders, mainly in the MRF, demanded that Turkish-language schooling be made compulsory in ethnic Turkish areas, but the Government has resisted this.

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The real figure is probably about twice that high, since many persons of Romani descent tend to identify themselves to the authorities as ethnic Turks or Bulgarians.

Romani groups continued to be divided among themselves, although several groups had some success presenting Romani issues Prostitutes Popovo the Government.

As individuals and as an ethnic group, Roma faced high levels of discrimination. Attacks Prostitutes Popovo private citizens on Romani communities continued. On July 20 in Sliven, four youths ranging in age from 12 to 16 beat a Roma woman, continuing to kick Prostitutes Popovo after she had fallen to the ground.

The woman died of her injuries the next day. When asked why they committed such Prostitutes Popovo crime, one boy replied that he wanted to kill her because she was a Gypsy. Two of the other attackers, both age 13, could not be tried, since they were juvenile offenders.

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On April 6, according to Human Rights Project, 5 Prostitutes Popovo were beaten in front of the town hall in Sredno Selo by a crowd of approximately persons after they were accused of stealing cattle from a nearby village.

On June 1, three apparently drunken soldiers violently harassed Roma in the village of Sarantsi. According to witnesses, they entered the Prostitutes Popovo neighborhood and beat several passers-by while shooting at others. One man was shot in the stomach at Prostitutes Popovo range.

The police Prostitutes Popovo the soldier who fired the weapon, and an investigation is under way. The investigation into the death of Anguel Ivanov, who was killed by seven teenagers in Shumen in remains incomplete. One of the victims of an attack by skinheads on three Roma in Samokov in filed charges, which were refused by the District Prosecutor's Office in February. After an appeal by an attorney from Human Rights Project, the case was reopened for additional investigation.

Police harass, physically abuse, and arbitrarily arrest Romani street children see Sections 1. Roma encounter difficulties applying for social benefits, and rural Roma are discouraged from claiming land to which they are entitled under the law disbanding agricultural collectives. Many Roma and other observers made credible allegations that the quality of education offered to Romani children is inferior to that afforded most other students. The Government has been largely unsuccessful in attracting and keeping many Romani children in school.

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