Roma
The Roma have suffered discrimination in Europe since the Middle Ages. From being banned from practicing their main professions to genocide, the suffering of the continent's largest minority remains poorly documented.
In Romania, the Roma occupy a special place. Slowly but surely, the situation is improving: their political party represents their interests at the local and national level, and the poorest families are being rehoused, thanks to local NGOs, in decent apartments.
But what does it mean to be Roma in Romania today, and what is the relationship with the territory, with this blurred history, and with identity? What does it mean to be a nation without territory?