Media criticized for "propagating negative myths about Roma"

How many of you liberals in the media have spotted your spot on hypocritical behavior from this here very thoughtful article?
Stop stirring shit up where innocent folk die like yall did in the Balkans and evidently are still doing.

This here life is hard enough. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LM4pkAwBPcs

Did yall hear what this fine lady sang? "I will not envy the man with riches. Undone in sorrow, I will remain".

How many of you journalists have spotted your spot on hypocritical behavior from this here very thoughtful article?
Stop stirring s**t up where innocent folk die like yall did in the Balkans and evidently are still doing.

This here life is hard enough. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LM4pkAwBPcs

Did yall hear what this fine lady sang? "I will not envy the man with riches. Undone in sorrow, I will remain".

Moderators, please use this next blog as opposed to the first one as the first one is biased . Thank you.

I've seen this numerous times in European and US media when it comes to Serbs.
When ethnic Serb does something wrong they make sure to emphasise ethnicity - "Bosnian Serb wanted by police..." or "Croatian Serb attempted armed robbery..."
It's not so the other way around.
When Muslim (Bosniak) from Sandjak raped a girl in St. Louis it was not reported as "...Bosniak from Serbia..." but simply "Serbian citizen raped..."
When Albanian from Presevo committed a murder in London, UK, there was , again, no mention of his ethnicity, but was simply stated that he , too, is citizen of Serbia.
By same logic, they should call the former "citizen of Bosnia" or "citizen of Croatia" without mention of nationality.

I call on all journalists involved in the coverage of these cases to step back and examine whether mentioning ethnicity was really necessary, whether the best interests of the child, including the right to privacy, have been respected and whether the presumption of innocence has been upheld," Muižnieks stated.

Maybe the journalists should have conferred with you before writing their stories mr commissioner or even sumbit them to you for approval. This would certainly have prevented the "propagation of negative myths". I don't see the same sensitivity when the german media slaughter the Greeks or other southern peoples propragating ethnic stereotypes.

I've seen this numerous times in European and US media when it comes to Serbs.
When ethnic Serb does something wrong they make sure to emphasise ethnicity - "Bosnian Serb wanted by police..." or "Croatian Serb attempted armed robbery..."
It's not so the other way around.
When Muslim (Bosniak) from Sandjak raped a girl in St. Louis it was not reported as "...Bosniak from Serbia..." but simply "Serbian citizen raped..."
When Albanian from Presevo committed a murder in London, UK, there was , again, no mention of his ethnicity, but was simply stated that he , too, is citizen of Serbia.
By same logic, they should call the former "citizen of Bosnia" or "citizen of Croatia" without mention of nationality.

How many of you liberals in the media have spotted your spot on hypocritical behavior from this here very thoughtful article?
Stop stirring shit up where innocent folk die like yall did in the Balkans and evidently are still doing.

This here life is hard enough. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LM4pkAwBPcs

Did yall hear what this fine lady sang? "I will not envy the man with riches. Undone in sorrow, I will remain".

Moderators, please use this next blog as opposed to the first one as the first one is biased . Thank you.

How many of you journalists have spotted your spot on hypocritical behavior from this here very thoughtful article?
Stop stirring s**t up where innocent folk die like yall did in the Balkans and evidently are still doing.

This here life is hard enough. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LM4pkAwBPcs

Did yall hear what this fine lady sang? "I will not envy the man with riches. Undone in sorrow, I will remain".

I call on all journalists involved in the coverage of these cases to step back and examine whether mentioning ethnicity was really necessary, whether the best interests of the child, including the right to privacy, have been respected and whether the presumption of innocence has been upheld," Muižnieks stated.

Maybe the journalists should have conferred with you before writing their stories mr commissioner or even sumbit them to you for approval. This would certainly have prevented the "propagation of negative myths". I don't see the same sensitivity when the german media slaughter the Greeks or other southern peoples propragating ethnic stereotypes.