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Glassey: Hello.

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Glassey: Are you new here in Lausanne?

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Glassey: When did you arrive in Lausanne?

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Glassey: - Two month ago?
Roma1: - Yes, 2 months.

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Glassey: You must leave after 3 months.

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Roma1: - I know the rules. It’s 6 months.
Glassey: - No, it's 3 months in Switzerland.

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Glassey: Which city are you from?

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Roma1: From Urziceni.

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Glassey: - 100 km from Bucharest.
Roma1: - No, 60.

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Glassey: - How did you get here?
Roma1: - In a minibus.

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Glassey: - In a minibus?
Roma1: - Yes.

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Roma1: We come from poverty, not wealth.

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Roma1: Some have a house, others have nothing.

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Glassey: - Are the children in Romania or France?
Roma1: - In Romania.

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 Roma1: They’re with my parents.

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 Roma1: My 5-year-old daughter is ill.

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 Roma1: I am here because of my child and family.

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Roma woman: We have to make do with 10 francs
per month and child,

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Roma woman: for food, school, clothing and medicine!

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Roma woman: We’re here to beg because we don't
have enough money for the children.

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Roma2: I worked for 8 years.

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 Roma2: At the electrical works in Bucharest.

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 Roma2: Then they sacked us.

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Glassey: Have you looked for work here?

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Roma3: We looked for jobs

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Roma3: but the bosses won’t hire us.

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 Roma3: They are afraid.

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 Roma2: We’ve also asked for social assistance.

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 Roma2: But without a fixed
address we have no rights.

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 Roma3: That’s our problem, everywhere...

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Blanc: The matter must be discussed; we can’t
let it become a conflict of conscience.

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 Blanc: We feel sympathy,
that’s natural of course.

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 Blanc: But that mustn’t cover up the reality.

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 Blanc: Today, like every day, a group of 30
to 40 Roma beg in the streets of our city.

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 Blanc: In the morning a bus brings them here.
Someone says: “You go along here,

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 Blanc: you go over there,” and they split up.

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 Blanc: They proceed methodically,

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 Blanc: to make people feel sorry for them,

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 Blanc: and it’s clear, I repeat,
that they are clearly in need.

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 Blanc: We don’t deny that.

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Voiblet: On behalf of the SVP I call for

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 Voiblet: a ban on begging, in order
to get the beggars off the streets

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 Voiblet: and spare them from
this wretched situation.

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 Voiblet: If making begging illegal
is a racist policy,

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 Voiblet: then I accept that criticism,
because I cannot tolerate

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 Voiblet: children begging and people
loitering in the streets for 8 hours.

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President: At this point

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 President: I invite

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 President: Mr. Marc Vuilleumier, director of public

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 President: safety, to speak.

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Vuilleumier: It is easy

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 Vuilleumier: to stigmatise the weakest of the weak,
in our case the Roma,

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 Vuilleumier: people who are not here,
and who never have a chance to speak.

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 Vuilleumier: I don’t believe that the civic authorities

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 Vuilleumier: will ban begging,
because it is a basic political question.

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 Vuilleumier: For us, the city council,

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 Vuilleumier: it is not acceptable, for ethical
and social reasons to forbid begging.

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 Vuilleumier: I have mentioned the reasons.

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Blanc: I was moved by the words of
Mr. Vuilleumier, who does not

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 Blanc: wish to consider a ban.

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 Blanc: With other liberals we will

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 Blanc: propose to our party
that an initiative be launched,

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 Blanc: so that the people may also speak,
not only the elite on council.

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Bérard: Will you sign the initiative to ban
begging in Lausanne? No?

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 Bérard: Have you signed the initiative
to ban begging?

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Woman1: Anyone who begs does not do so
for pleasure, but out of necessity.

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Blanc: The wording defines a beggar
as a person who persistently pleads

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Blanc: in an organised way for money
as a means of income.

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Passer-by1: It’s simple.

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 Passer-by1: I sit there holding a plastic cup
and stretch out my hand.

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 Passer-by1: I think it’s pitiful.

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Woman3: They are not really beggars,
they’re part of a network, okay?

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Passer-by2: Precisely. We have to combat this problem.
Why are these people permitted to come here?

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 Woman3: Lausanne has decided to do nothing.
That’s how the city council is.

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Shopkeeper: What bothers us mainly,
is other dealers especially.

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 Shopkeeper: We feel that many of
them are being exploited.

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 Shopkeeper: We don’t know if these people
get to keep their money

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 Shopkeeper: or if they have to hand over
a portion to someone else.

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Glassey: Here in Lausanne we have no
indication at present

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 Glassey: that a network is involved.

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 Glassey: At the moment we have 5 or 6 families
who’ve been here 3-4 years.

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 Shopkeeper: In the morning they allocate the spots.
One man was often here in the street.

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 Shopkeeper: For some reason

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 Shopkeeper: he was assigned to a spot next to
the palace. Then over here again.

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Glassey: That’s the head of the family.
He selects his own spot.

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 Shopkeeper: I see.

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Glassey: Most of them gradually emerge from poverty,

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 Glassey: they even have cars. They‘ve been
travelling for years now.

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 Glassey: Very few have the intellectual or financial means for the trip

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 Glassey: and so they go into debt
in order to make the journey.

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 Glassey: Because they’re told it’s Eldorado here.

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 Glassey: We’ll have to live with them.

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Shopkeeper: Is there a link between the beggars
in the street and the sharp

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 Shopkeeper: increase in burglaries?

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 Glassey: The beggars are involved in shoplifting.
But just some of them.

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 Glassey: However, there are
criminal Romanians here,

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 Glassey: not Roma,

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 Glassey: who are involved in burglaries
and service station robberies.

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Shopkeeper: The issue is that we have Roma, dealers

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 Shopkeeper: and burglaries.

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 Shopkeeper: This causes people to become...

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 Shopkeeper: very right-wing, therefore...

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 Shopkeeper: I’m not sure this is the way to reach the goal.

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Glassey: We shall see.

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Roma woman1: Clean up, before you take your bags.

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Costel: I’m moving them so I can clean up.

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 Roma woman2: We have nowhere to go.
Where are we supposed to sleep?

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Glassey: - I don’t know.
 Roma woman2: - And there are families with children here.

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 Roma woman2: If we sleep in the industrial zone,

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 Roma woman2: the police will wake
us up and chase us away.

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 Roma woman2: Where should we sleep at 1 a.m.?

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 Roma woman2: Do we have to suffer like this constantly?

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 Roma woman2: Either we put up tents, or we’ll leave.

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Costel: Where should we go? 13, 14 persons...

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 Roma woman2: Some people are lucky.
But what should we do?

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 Roma woman2: - Good for them!
Roma1: - Calm down...

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Wandana: These will make beds.
Put them side by side.

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Costel: The man showed me this here.

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 Costel: He said, "When I return..."

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 Costel: Listen! "When I return at 5 p.m.

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 Costel: and everything is clean,
you may stay here."

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Roma1: This way our stuff won’t get wet.

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Neighbor: Do you have a permit

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 Neighbor: to camp here?

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 Neighbor: I’m going to call the police.

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Wandana: That’s good. Pluck the
brow like the other one.

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 Wandana: - Now the 2 hairs.
Roma Woman: - Yes, I’ll pluck them for you.

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Ioan: - Stop!
Costel: - Come on, move yourself!

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Roma2: Come on, work. Get busy now!

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 Roma2: Always talking, and
never doing anything...

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Roma3: Now, you. Make an effort!

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 Roma2: I’m working! All right...

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 Roma3: Take this and help us pull, Ioan.

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Costel: My God! Even Ioan is doing some work!

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 Costel: I arrived at 9:15, 9:20,

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 Costel: but my spot was already occupied

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 Costel: by someone from the Czech Republic.

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 Costel: He arrived at 7 this morning.

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 Costel: I said, "Excuse me, this is my spot.

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 Costel: I beg here every day."

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 Costel: He said, "I got here at 7 o‘clock

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 Costel: and saw nobody around.

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 Costel: Today I’m staying here."

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 Costel: So I've lost my spot
outside the post office.

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 Costel: Madame, spare change, please.

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 Costel: Spare change, please. Good afternoon.

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Blanc: We’re bringing the final 600 signatures.

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Chancellor: - Have you counted them?
Blanc: - There are 590 and a few.

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Chancellor: - How many are valid?
Blanc: - Most of them, I hope.

150    00:15:36:16    00:15:42:04    00:00:05:13    62
 Chancellor: Thanks. We’ll check them and
let you know the official result.

151    00:15:43:01    00:15:45:17    00:00:02:16    37
Blanc: Lausanne should not be the last oasis

152    00:15:45:20    00:15:49:18    00:00:03:23    56
 Blanc: for organised begging.
Aside from the cantons of Geneva,

153    00:15:50:02    00:15:52:22    00:00:02:20    37
 Blanc: Freiburg and Neuchatel, only Lausanne

154    00:15:53:06    00:15:55:15    00:00:02:09    29
 Blanc: has accepted this phenomenon.

155    00:15:55:23    00:16:01:01    00:00:05:03    76
 Blanc: This has left its mark on the streets.
People are saying, "This can’t go on,

156    00:16:01:04    00:16:05:03    00:00:03:24    47
 Blanc: we must be allowed to speak up."
We are pleased

157    00:16:05:07    00:16:07:10    00:00:02:03    27
 Blanc: therefore by the good news,

158    00:16:07:24    00:16:11:08    00:00:03:09    55
 Blanc: that we have submitted
11,000 signatures. There is hope

159    00:16:11:15    00:16:17:15    00:00:06:00    73
 Blanc: that Lausanne will be able to vote
on a topic that is very controversial.

160    00:16:18:00    00:16:20:06    00:00:02:06    29
 Blanc: Marlène Bérard may now speak.

161    00:16:20:13    00:16:22:14    00:00:02:01    44
Bérard: As soon as the initiative is declared valid,

162    00:16:22:17    00:16:26:09    00:00:03:17    61
 Bérard: we request that the referendum
take place as soon as possible

163    00:16:26:13    00:16:32:11    00:00:05:23    67
 Bérard: and hope that the city council
does not again avoid taking measures

164    00:16:32:15    00:16:35:10    00:00:02:20    40
 Bérard: that have the backing of so many people.

165    00:16:35:21    00:16:41:07    00:00:05:11    68
Journalist: When they delivered the signatures
a busker was playing beside them.

166    00:16:41:18    00:16:47:03    00:00:05:10    58
 Journalist: Would this form of remunerative begging
also be forbidden?

167    00:16:47:13    00:16:49:05    00:00:01:17    27
Blanc: We are concerned with those

168    00:16:49:08    00:16:53:01    00:00:03:18    48
 Blanc: who beg without any reciprocation.
Buskers must,

169    00:16:53:11    00:16:55:19    00:00:02:08    32
 Blanc: according to police regulations,

170    00:16:56:01    00:16:58:15    00:00:02:14    15
 Blanc: obtain a permit

171    00:16:59:00    00:17:03:24    00:00:04:24    61
 Blanc: in order to play and collect money.
But they are not beggars.

172    00:17:04:08    00:17:09:09    00:00:05:01    68
Françoise: The police on the east side of town
have introduced a permit system.

173    00:17:09:15    00:17:11:19    00:00:02:04    31
 Françoise: Applicants have to take a test.

174    00:17:12:05    00:17:16:16    00:00:04:11    51
 Françoise: Because there really are
musicians with a harmonica

175    00:17:17:16    00:17:23:14    00:00:05:23    83
 Françoise: who can play only three notes. That’s not music.
They will not be granted a permit.

176    00:17:56:19    00:17:59:02    00:00:02:08    38
Roma woman1: - The DVD is scratched.
Roma woman2: - No it isn’t!

177    00:17:59:06    00:18:00:11    00:00:01:05    25
 Roma woman1: It is so, you stupid cow!

178    00:18:00:19    00:18:02:16    00:00:01:22    40
 Roma woman2: - You don’t believe me?
 Roma woman1: - I’ll show you.

179    00:18:09:00    00:18:10:17    00:00:01:17    32
Maria: Come here, Tom and Jerry are on!

180    00:18:12:19    00:18:14:14    00:00:01:20    26
Donitza: Give me a piece of carrot.

181    00:18:15:11    00:18:16:11    00:00:01:00    3
Florin: No.

182    00:18:44:02    00:18:45:16    00:00:01:14    18
Alex: Will this hold up?

183    00:18:47:17    00:18:51:08    00:00:03:16    34
Costel: Why are the neighbours against us?

184    00:18:51:21    00:18:55:04    00:00:03:08    33
Alex: Because... well... they’re Swiss.

185    00:18:55:13    00:18:58:01    00:00:02:13    30
Costel: They talk nicely to your face.

186    00:18:58:21    00:19:03:24    00:00:05:03    66
Alex: This is not their home. They see you
and don’t like what they see.

187    00:19:05:01    00:19:08:09    00:00:03:08    30
 Alex: The newspapers have used it...

188    00:19:10:03    00:19:16:05    00:00:06:02    82
 Alex: They publish fear-mongering articles.
Here: "Marguerite, 92, wants to get an axe."

189    00:19:17:05    00:19:23:01    00:00:05:21    59
 Alex: And then: "Marguerite does not
need to get herself an axe."

190    00:19:23:08    00:19:30:08    00:00:07:00    75
 Alex: The reaction among the elderly becomes
a sensation. The city then must act.

191    00:19:30:24    00:19:35:15    00:00:04:16    81
 Alex: They will tear down the greenhouse.
Their only solution is to destroy everything.

192    00:19:37:10    00:19:40:23    00:00:03:13    37
Costel: Journalists just sit in their offices

193    00:19:41:02    00:19:42:24    00:00:01:22    20
Costel: and make up stories.

194    00:19:46:19    00:19:50:09    00:00:03:15    54
Alex: We can’t do any more.
The association is for students.

195    00:19:50:15    00:19:54:13    00:00:03:23    63
 Alex: It must house people who are OK.
The house belongs to the city.

196    00:19:55:14    00:19:58:24    00:00:03:10    40
Costel: How shall we live outside? It’s raining.

197    00:20:00:18    00:20:02:01    00:00:01:08    22
 Alex: Yes, that’s a problem.

198    00:20:41:00    00:20:42:18    00:00:01:18    22
Roma woman1: Sit down, Mr. Gilbert.

199    00:20:43:02    00:20:47:07    00:00:04:05    57
Glassey: It is clear that these conditions
are not fit for adults.

200    00:20:47:15    00:20:49:06    00:00:01:16    31
 Glassey: And certainly not for children.

201    00:20:49:14    00:20:56:06    00:00:06:17    70
 Glassey: The council cannot permit this.
That children live in such conditions.

202    00:20:57:02    00:21:00:07    00:00:03:05    43
Roma1: Where should we go?
We live as best we can.

203    00:21:00:19    00:21:04:10    00:00:03:16    48
Glassey: That’s no explanation!
"We live as best we can."

204    00:21:04:20    00:21:11:13    00:00:06:18    62
Roma woma2: Can you postpone it for 10 days
until we have found a shelter?

205    00:21:11:18    00:21:14:06    00:00:02:13    29
Costel: If you can postpone the date,

206    00:21:14:09    00:21:17:03    00:00:02:19    24
Costel: tell us your conditions.

207    00:21:18:00    00:21:21:23    00:00:03:23    36
 Costel: If we don’t meet them in 4 or 5 days

208    00:21:22:08    00:21:23:19    00:00:01:11    21
 Costel: you can pull it down.

209    00:21:24:08    00:21:29:13    00:00:05:05    66
Roma1: A doctor should examine us and
verify the state of the greenhouse.

210    00:21:29:18    00:21:34:03    00:00:04:10    40
 Roma woman2: We wash our feet, keep everything clean.

211    00:21:34:10    00:21:38:03    00:00:03:18    28
 Roma woman2: It’s as clean as in a house.

212    00:21:38:11    00:21:43:00    00:00:04:14    36
 Roma woman2: We have deodorant, we wash our feet,

213    00:21:43:04    00:21:46:02    00:00:02:23    31
 Roma woman2: It’s as clean as at your place.

214    00:21:46:10    00:21:52:00    00:00:05:15    65
 Roma woman1: We earn 5 to 10 francs a day here.
The children have food to eat.

215    00:21:52:24    00:21:58:00    00:00:05:01    62
 Roma woman1: If people have no pity for us,
then at least for the children.

216    00:21:58:13    00:22:01:09    00:00:02:21    41
Costel: I wanted to register my child for school.

217    00:22:01:17    00:22:05:11    00:00:03:19    33
 Costel: But they request a fixed address.

218    00:22:06:22    00:22:08:14    00:00:01:17    24
Glassey: I don’t know a solution.

219    00:22:09:15    00:22:14:15    00:00:05:00    53
Roma1: - But if you could help us...
Costel: - ...to arrange a date?

220    00:22:15:08    00:22:18:06    00:00:02:23    26
Glassey: It’s not up to the police.

221    00:22:20:14    00:22:25:13    00:00:04:24    34
Roma1: Mr. Gilbert wouldn’t throw us out.

222    00:22:26:22    00:22:29:21    00:00:02:24    46
Roma1: It’s to the judge and the municipality, right?

223    00:22:30:09    00:22:32:04    00:00:01:20    22
Glassey: Yes, the municipality.

224    00:22:58:04    00:23:00:04    00:00:02:00    25
Parishioner1: It personally bothers me,

225    00:23:00:07    00:23:06:12    00:00:06:05    81
 Parishioner1: when outside the church two or three beggars,
for now there’s more than just one,

226    00:23:06:23    00:23:11:24    00:00:05:01    60
 Parishioner1: there are two or three, when
they hassle me at the entrance.

227    00:23:12:08    00:23:14:09    00:00:02:01    26
 Parishioner1: They don’t just sit there.

228    00:23:14:24    00:23:20:01    00:00:05:02    64
Woman: When you’re hassled two or three times,
even within a few steps,

229    00:23:20:15    00:23:26:07    00:00:05:17    65
Woman: that’s not so bad. At home we have
a pleasant standard of living.

230    00:23:26:13    00:23:28:20    00:00:02:07    40
Woman: This confrontation does no one any good.

231    00:23:29:20    00:23:33:03    00:00:03:08    38
 Parishioner2: I am neutral, neither for nor against.

232    00:23:33:06    00:23:41:00    00:00:07:19    64
 Parishioner2: But they harass the parishioners
at the exit or during the mass,

233    00:23:41:13    00:23:46:13    00:00:05:00    56
 Parishioner2: beg for money, and they even
snoop around in the vestry.

234    00:23:47:08    00:23:53:17    00:00:06:09    44
 Parishioner2: We decided to put up
a poster in the church,

235    00:23:53:20    00:23:56:23    00:00:03:03    27
 Parishioner2: forbidding our parishioners

236    00:23:57:15    00:24:01:08    00:00:03:18    48
 Parishioner2: from giving money to the
Roma inside our church.

237    00:24:02:05    00:24:05:22    00:00:03:17    41
 Parishioner2: Since the poster went up, they have gone.

238    00:24:06:16    00:24:09:23    00:00:03:07    36
 Parishioner2: Maybe that will help other parishes.

239    00:24:10:09    00:24:16:05    00:00:05:21    65
 Parishioner3: Problems are arising between those
who give and those who do not.

240    00:24:16:16    00:24:21:19    00:00:05:03    66
 Parishioner3: And if they are part of a group,
we are no longer willing to help.

241    00:24:23:07    00:24:29:09    00:00:06:02    57
Vera: I wish to point out
that the Roma have no home in Europe.

242    00:24:29:22    00:24:37:03    00:00:07:06    81
 Vera: For them the concept of a group, large
family, area or village is very important.

243    00:24:37:21    00:24:41:06    00:00:03:10    40
 Vera: Those of us who know them are aware that

244    00:24:41:13    00:24:44:18    00:00:03:05    39
 Vera: they share their money with the family.

245    00:24:45:03    00:24:48:05    00:00:03:02    36
Roma1: We have a difficult life in Romania.

246    00:24:49:02    00:24:54:23    00:00:05:21    59
 Roma1: We have problems with the
police and the people are racist.

247    00:24:56:11    00:24:59:04    00:00:02:18    19
 Roma1: That’s all. Thanks.

248    00:25:02:08    00:25:05:16    00:00:03:08    31
Roma2: It’s true. Life is hard for us.

249    00:25:06:06    00:25:12:23    00:00:06:17    64
 Roma2: If anyone here has work for us,
I am available around the clock.

250    00:25:14:21    00:25:21:16    00:00:06:20    61
Vera: You are wrong if you believe
the Roma are not ashamed to beg.

251    00:25:22:18    00:25:27:21    00:00:05:03    57
 Vera: But I ask you this. Do you believe
that in modern society

252    00:25:28:08    00:25:36:00    00:00:07:17    60
 Vera: a man of 20, 25 or 30, illiterate
and without any education,

253    00:25:36:13    00:25:39:07    00:00:02:19    32
 Vera: has any chance of finding a job?

254    00:26:02:13    00:26:05:10    00:00:02:22    42
Glassey: Are those your rubbish bags on the street?

255    00:26:06:16    00:26:09:06    00:00:02:15    24
Roma1: No, we have a container.

256    00:26:09:11    00:26:11:20    00:00:02:09    25
 Roma1: We dump everything in it.

257    00:26:12:02    00:26:16:23    00:00:04:21    74
 Roma1: We haven’t tidied up everything
because we don't know if we have to leave.

258    00:26:30:21    00:26:33:21    00:00:03:00    38
Donitza: I don’t know what we’re going to do...

259    00:26:34:13    00:26:36:02    00:00:01:14    28
Donitza: The children, the baggage...

260    00:26:36:24    00:26:40:05    00:00:03:06    34
Glassey: But this is no place
for children.

261    00:26:41:07    00:26:42:14    00:00:01:07    9
Donitza: I know...

262    00:26:44:16    00:26:46:04    00:00:01:13    24
Glassey: Yes, that’s the problem.

263    00:26:48:19    00:26:51:21    00:00:03:02    36
Donitza: Can’t you find a squat or something?

264    00:26:54:18    00:26:57:00    00:00:02:07    55
Alex: - Will you stay here during the demolition?
Glassey: - Yes, yes.

265    00:26:58:20    00:27:05:05    00:00:06:10    61
Glassey: - No police will come. Just me, no...
Gabriel: - No forced evacuation?

266    00:27:05:13    00:27:07:08    00:00:01:20    14
Glassey: Exactly right.

267    00:27:17:00    00:27:18:21    00:00:01:21    11
Maria: Dad, watch!

268    00:27:19:11    00:27:21:17    00:00:02:06    35
 Maria: Press there and watch what happens.

269    00:27:24:06    00:27:26:01    00:00:01:20    24
 Maria: Not there! Are you daft?

270    00:27:53:17    00:28:00:23    00:00:07:06    78
Civil servant: We have an order from the city to tear
down the greenhouse and wooden toilets.

271    00:28:01:13    00:28:05:13    00:00:04:00    57
 Civil servant: For further information,
you’ll have to contact the city.

272    00:28:07:07    00:28:09:13    00:00:02:06    30
Vera: They need alternative shelter.

273    00:28:13:15    00:28:16:14    00:00:02:24    46
Axel: We have undertaken to
accommodate them so far.

274    00:28:16:23    00:28:21:20    00:00:04:22    44
Axel: It was an emergency.
What are you doing now?

275    00:28:22:02    00:28:23:16    00:00:01:14    34
 Civil servant: We’re tearing down the greenhouse.

276    00:28:24:00    00:28:28:10    00:00:04:10    57
 Civil servant: We can’t say anything about it.
We are not from the city.

277    00:28:28:17    00:28:32:20    00:00:04:03    63
Diane: - Do you understand the situation?
Alex: - Can we call your superior?

278    00:28:34:09    00:28:40:03    00:00:05:19    51
 Civil servant: I am a human being
and I understand your situation.

279    00:28:42:04    00:28:45:15    00:00:03:11    50
 Civil servant: But I am not here as...
I am only a civil servant.

280    00:28:46:10    00:28:50:24    00:00:04:14    72
Diane: This morning at 8:15 someone from
the church board spoke with Mr. Junod.

281    00:28:51:08    00:28:58:10    00:00:07:02    82
Diane: Mr. Junod stressed that no children were
affected and that the occupants had left.

282    00:28:58:20    00:29:02:11    00:00:03:16    51
Alex: They are people.
They have to organise the removal.

283    00:29:05:03    00:29:09:01    00:00:03:23    31
Roma woman: She’s calling to get an answer.

284    00:29:16:19    00:29:22:14    00:00:05:20    78
 Civil servant: The civil servant on the telephone says
we should proceed with the demolition.

285    00:29:23:14    00:29:25:24    00:00:02:10    46
Diane: But does he have an
answer about the children?

286    00:29:26:16    00:29:29:23    00:00:03:07    48
 Civil servant: He says that we should
carry out the demolition.

287    00:29:32:22    00:29:35:10    00:00:02:13    24
Diane: It’s your job to operate

288    00:29:35:19    00:29:39:02    00:00:03:08    81
Diane: the bulldozer. What do you think of that?
They are allowed to think, aren’t they?

289    00:29:39:13    00:29:44:03    00:00:04:15    56
 Civil servant: Of course. But the city has
hired them to perform a job.

290    00:29:44:08    00:29:46:03    00:00:01:20    26
Diane: Yes, but these are people.

291    00:29:46:13    00:29:50:11    00:00:03:23    43
 Civil servant: But you’ll bulldoze if required, won’t you?

292    00:29:52:04    00:29:53:14    00:00:01:10    28
Gabriel: They’re hesitating slightly.

293    00:29:54:17    00:29:58:06    00:00:03:14    23
 Civil servant: Will you now... Can we?

294    00:29:58:19    00:30:04:04    00:00:05:10    42
Diane: - If you ask me, I say no.
Vera: - I say no too.

295    00:30:04:18    00:30:07:00    00:00:02:07    38
 Civil servant: - So that means...
Vera: - We are resisting.

296    00:30:07:08    00:30:09:07    00:00:01:24    25
 Civil servant: You won’t let us through?

297    00:30:09:15    00:30:14:10    00:00:04:20    49
Diane: We have no authorisation.
But no, we don’t agree.

298    00:30:17:01    00:30:21:18    00:00:04:17    55
 Civil servant: OK, in this case we’ll try
to come again next Thursday.

299    00:30:23:02    00:30:27:13    00:00:04:11    81
 Civil servant: If the municipality gives us instructions
saying that we’re not supposed to come,

300    00:30:27:21    00:30:30:07    00:00:02:11    45
 Civil servant: for whatever reason, then we won’t come back.

301    00:30:30:23    00:30:35:20    00:00:04:22    67
 Civil servant: Unless I hear otherwise we’ll be
back on Thursday at the same time.

302    00:30:36:18    00:30:40:22    00:00:04:04    59
Vera: Our organisation, Opre Rrom,
will contact the municipality.

303    00:30:41:08    00:30:46:15    00:00:05:07    65
Vera: We have long offered to mediate
and seek an alternative solution.

304    00:30:47:04    00:30:51:04    00:00:04:00    54
Vera: We are willing to continue
the discussion at any time.

305    00:30:51:14    00:30:54:11    00:00:02:22    62
Roma people: - Thank you, Madame. Thank you very much.
Civil servant: - We have no choice.

306    00:30:54:19    00:30:57:00    00:00:02:06    25
 Roma people: Alright, until next week.

307    00:31:08:16    00:31:09:24    00:00:01:08    8
 Glassey: Goodbye.

308    00:31:19:02    00:31:23:22    00:00:04:20    57
Vuilleumier: As you know, an initiative
was submitted in January 2011.

309    00:31:24:11    00:31:26:21    00:00:02:10    24
 Vuilleumier: Stop Commercial Begging.

310    00:31:27:05    00:31:29:24    00:00:02:19    30
 Vuilleumier: The municipality was left with

311    00:31:30:06    00:31:35:00    00:00:04:19    49
 Vuilleumier: two options: either
to present it to the citizens

312    00:31:35:06    00:31:39:10    00:00:04:04    34
 Vuilleumier: or to work out a counter-proposal.

313    00:31:40:08    00:31:43:19    00:00:03:11    32
 Vuilleumier: We decided on the second option.

314    00:31:44:17    00:31:46:22    00:00:02:05    30
 Vuilleumier: The counter-proposal tolerates

315    00:31:47:07    00:31:52:01    00:00:04:19    62
 Vuilleumier: begging, but aims to set limits.
Opportunity and theft go hand

316    00:31:52:08    00:31:54:15    00:00:02:07    30
 Vuilleumier: in hand. Sgt. Glassey has been

317    00:31:55:00    00:32:02:19    00:00:07:19    72
 Vuilleumier: very active on behalf of Romanian
villages. He has spent much time there

318    00:32:03:05    00:32:05:15    00:00:02:10    29
 Vuilleumier: and also speaks the language.

319    00:32:06:03    00:32:09:05    00:00:03:02    23
 Vuilleumier: We therefore propose to

320    00:32:09:20    00:32:15:08    00:00:05:13    63
 Vuilleumier: appoint a mediator between the
authorities and Roma communities

321    00:32:16:04    00:32:18:11    00:00:02:07    42
 Vuilleumier: and to entrust Mr. Glassey with this role.

322    00:32:18:19    00:32:21:24    00:00:03:05    44
Journalist1: Can you say anything
about the organisation?

323    00:32:22:17    00:32:26:24    00:00:04:07    55
Glassey: Within the Lausanne area
three regions are represented.

324    00:32:27:13    00:32:33:20    00:00:06:07    57
 Glassey: The districts of Sibiu, Alba and
Ialomita near Bucharest.

325    00:32:34:11    00:32:40:15    00:00:06:04    80
 Glassey: Roma clans live in these three regions.
Clans in the Romanian sense of the word.

326    00:32:41:03    00:32:43:01    00:00:01:23    30
 Glassey: This means that they are often

327    00:32:43:20    00:32:48:18    00:00:04:23    63
 Glassey: extended families that organise
themselves and allocate places.

328    00:32:50:03    00:32:55:04    00:00:05:01    72
Journalist2: Does that mean that it’s their territory,
and no one else may beg there?

329    00:32:55:13    00:32:59:14    00:00:04:01    59
 Journalist2: Neither Roma from other parts of Europe,
nor local beggars?

330    00:33:00:00    00:33:06:08    00:00:06:08    65
Glassey: No, they share the locations.
Whoever comes first gets that spot.

331    00:33:07:17    00:33:10:24    00:00:03:07    22
 Journalist2: You have made it clear

332    00:33:11:10    00:33:15:17    00:00:04:07    73
 Journalist2: that there should not be any big force,
neither political, administrative

333    00:33:16:00    00:33:19:24    00:00:03:24    34
 Journalist2: nor police.
So it’s illegal to beg

334    00:33:20:13    00:33:25:21    00:00:05:08    73
 Journalist2: with children or young people, next to
bank or post office cash machines,

335    00:33:26:00    00:33:31:09    00:00:05:09    56
 Journalist2: in parks, at cemeteries,
playgrounds and the market etc.

336    00:33:31:22    00:33:35:12    00:00:03:15    30
 Journalist2: And what if it happens anyway?

337    00:33:35:23    00:33:42:24    00:00:07:01    60
Vuilleumier: The police will intervene and insist
that the violation end.

338    00:33:43:14    00:33:48:05    00:00:04:16    85
 Vuilleumier: This means, they have to leave the area.
It’s a judgment call for the police to make:

339    00:33:49:04    00:33:55:04    00:00:06:00    65
 Vuilleumier: to charge the offender the first time or,
if they leave the area,

340    00:33:55:17    00:33:58:11    00:00:02:19    43
 Vuilleumier: to charge them only
after a second offence.

341    00:33:59:07    00:34:01:03    00:00:01:21    33
Journalist3: The regulations are very precise.

342    00:34:01:07    00:34:06:08    00:00:05:01    64
 Journalist3: 5 meters from parking ticket dispensers,
entrances to shops etc.

343    00:34:06:22    00:34:13:07    00:00:06:10    70
 Journalist3: Have you determined on a city map,
especially for the pedestrian zone,

344    00:34:13:22    00:34:18:23    00:00:05:01    57
 Journalist3: where begging is still permitted?
Vuilleumier: - That’s well possible.

345    00:34:19:05    00:34:27:01    00:00:07:21    65
 Journalist3: But here at Place de la Palud?
Here in the pedestrian zone, is...

346    00:34:27:13    00:34:30:01    00:00:02:13    31
Vuilleumier: I can’t give you any addresses.

347    00:34:30:09    00:34:34:21    00:00:04:12    70
 Vuilleumier: It’s not the duty of the municipality
to say where begging is allowed.

348    00:34:35:07    00:34:39:13    00:00:04:06    46
 Journalist3: We could draw up a map.
If you won’t, we will.

349    00:34:40:05    00:34:42:02    00:00:01:22    35
 Vuilleumier: It’s allowed at the Palud Fountain.

350    00:34:44:11    00:34:46:20    00:00:02:09    27
Journalist4: Even when the market is on?

351    00:34:47:18    00:34:48:21    00:00:01:03    9
 Vuilleumier: Not then.

352    00:34:51:06    00:34:53:17    00:00:02:11    24
Journalist5: What about Prés-de-Vidy?

353    00:34:55:08    00:34:57:08    00:00:02:00    29
 Vuilleumier: Do you have another question?

354    00:34:57:19    00:35:02:08    00:00:04:14    69
 Vuilleumier: Regarding the Vidy greenhouse,
we don’t accept this state of affairs.

355    00:35:03:08    00:35:08:15    00:00:05:07    54
 Vuilleumier: Certainly people have their rights,
but the greenhouse

356    00:35:09:00    00:35:12:18    00:00:03:18    56
has no future.
 Journalist5: - Has a date been set for the evacuation?

357    00:35:13:09    00:35:16:03    00:00:02:19    40
 Journalist5: I won’t release the date, place or time.

358    00:35:32:11    00:35:33:24    00:00:01:13    25
Donitza: Go and get your daughter.

359    00:35:35:05    00:35:36:12    00:00:01:07    13
Roma1: Where is she?

360    00:35:36:24    00:35:40:22    00:00:03:23    40
Donitza: My God, he can’t be bothered to do that!

361    00:35:43:21    00:35:46:22    00:00:03:01    32
 Roma1: Lazy bunch! They’re all sulking.

362    00:35:47:04    00:35:50:09    00:00:03:05    31
Roma woman: We need a bag for the blankets.

363    00:35:50:21    00:35:53:02    00:00:02:06    26
Donitza: Let’s hide it in the bush.

364    00:35:54:10    00:35:56:12    00:00:02:02    31
Donitza: Come on, let’s wash the dishes.

365    00:35:58:03    00:36:02:08    00:00:04:05    63
Roma woman: Why take along all the dishes?
We’ll take two plates and a pot.

366    00:36:02:13    00:36:06:10    00:00:03:22    47
 Roma woman: Do you want to take the
dishes into the street?

367    00:37:33:24    00:37:36:15    00:00:02:16    28
Roma woman: What are we going to do now?

368    00:37:36:24    00:37:38:20    00:00:01:21    26
Donitza: Don’t bother me with that.

369    00:37:42:04    00:37:44:04    00:00:02:00    29
 Roma woman: What a pretty skirt you have.

370    00:37:47:22    00:37:49:12    00:00:01:15    22
 Roma woman: Where did you find it?

371    00:37:52:10    00:37:55:12    00:00:03:02    52
 Roma woman: - God gave it to you?
Donitza: - He never refuses me a thing.

372    00:37:55:21    00:37:58:20    00:00:02:24    30
 Roma woman: Whatever God gives me, I wear.

373    00:37:59:09    00:38:02:09    00:00:03:00    24
Costel: That’s broken. I need...

374    00:38:03:19    00:38:04:22    00:00:01:03    8
Costel: ...that.

375    00:38:05:19    00:38:10:09    00:00:04:15    50
 Costel: I can’t drive without it
because it won't heat up.

376    00:38:21:07    00:38:26:01    00:00:04:19    67
Roma woman: They’re trying to say that we should go.
They'll be back at 11 p.m.

377    00:38:30:07    00:38:36:13    00:00:06:06    76
Costel: You go sleep at 10, get woken up at 1,
and then you can't get back to sleep.

378    00:38:38:00    00:38:40:15    00:00:02:15    32
Lamia: It’s cold. Come, eat in the car.

379    00:38:43:24    00:38:46:08    00:00:02:09    25
 Lamia: Have you peed your pants?

380    00:38:47:08    00:38:48:08    00:00:01:00    6
Larissa: Yes...

381    00:39:04:18    00:39:07:12    00:00:02:19    22
Roma woman2: I beg in order to eat,

382    00:39:07:20    00:39:09:21    00:00:02:01    33
 Roma woman2: and buy things, for the children.

383    00:39:10:18    00:39:13:04    00:00:02:11    27
 Roma woman2: 5, 10, 15 francs per day...

384    00:39:13:11    00:39:15:09    00:00:01:23    28
 Roma woman2: 20 francs, that’s wonderful!

385    00:40:40:19    00:40:46:15    00:00:05:21    52
 Roma: But we have no work, no home.
Where should we sleep?

386    00:41:55:21    00:41:58:05    00:00:02:09    36
Roma woman1: Why didn’t you say you were leaving?

387    00:41:58:21    00:42:01:06    00:00:02:10    31
Roma woman2: Because the police followed us.

388    00:42:02:14    00:42:06:02    00:00:03:13    37
Costel: I showed them that my car was broken.

389    00:42:06:07    00:42:08:24    00:00:02:17    44
 Costel: They just said, "Up to you to get it fixed."

390    00:42:09:08    00:42:11:23    00:00:02:15    31
 Costel: I said, "I can’t before Monday.

391    00:42:12:08    00:42:14:10    00:00:02:02    27
 Costel: Call Mr. Glassey, ask him."

392    00:42:14:17    00:42:17:11    00:00:02:19    43
 Costel: They said, "We won’t bother him at 11 p.m."

393    00:42:17:14    00:42:19:16    00:00:02:02    41
 Costel: I said, "I can call him whenever I want."

394    00:42:19:20    00:42:22:01    00:00:02:06    42
 Costel: Then they allowed me to stay until Monday.

395    00:42:25:22    00:42:29:12    00:00:03:15    46
 Costel: A Swiss cop abuses you. If he comes to Romania

396    00:42:29:16    00:42:33:07    00:00:03:16    37
 Costel: and you’re the cop. What will you do?

397    00:42:33:10    00:42:34:13    00:00:01:03    13
Roma woman1: I’ll hit him.

398    00:42:34:20    00:42:36:08    00:00:01:13    30
Roma: Yes, I’ll hit him on the back.

399    00:42:38:17    00:42:42:07    00:00:03:15    59
 Roma woman1: I’ll wake him up four times a
night and force him to leave,

400    00:42:42:16    00:42:45:13    00:00:02:22    38
 Roma: so that he realises how they treat us.

401    00:43:39:24    00:43:43:23    00:00:03:24    46
Glassey: On Sunday we must stay away from the entrance,

402    00:43:45:06    00:43:46:15    00:00:01:09    16
 Glassey: go to the steps.

403    00:43:47:00    00:43:49:04    00:00:02:04    34
Roma woman: But on the steps we make no money.

404    00:43:49:15    00:43:51:06    00:00:01:16    18
 Glassey: Come down 4 steps.

405    00:43:51:09    00:43:54:07    00:00:02:23    54
Roma woman: But the people don't go down here,
they go down there.

406    00:43:55:11    00:43:57:00    00:00:01:14    27
Roma woman: - We’re staying here.
Glassey: - No!

407    00:43:57:05    00:44:00:04    00:00:02:24    11
Glassey: I disagree.

408    00:44:02:23    00:44:05:03    00:00:02:05    19
Glassey: Don’t make a scene.

409    00:44:05:08    00:44:08:16    00:00:03:08    31
Roma woman: - Alright, we’re going.
Glassey: - Fine.

410    00:44:22:06    00:44:27:01    00:00:04:20    50
 Glassey: The restaurant manager
told me you opened the door

411    00:44:27:09    00:44:29:03    00:00:01:19    14
 Glassey: with your foot

412    00:44:30:07    00:44:34:18    00:00:04:11    36
 Glassey: and that you went into the washroom.

413    00:44:35:14    00:44:37:05    00:00:01:16    18
 Glassey: You can’t do that.

414    00:44:39:06    00:44:42:05    00:00:02:24    48
Roma woman: - That wasn’t me.
 Glassey: - You weren’t in the washroom?

415    00:44:42:13    00:44:45:07    00:00:02:19    26
Roma woman: No, I don’t know the code.

416    00:44:46:10    00:44:47:19    00:00:01:09    18
 Glassey: You don’t know it?

417    00:44:47:24    00:44:51:12    00:00:03:13    35
Roma woman: It wasn’t me. Maybe someone else...

418    00:44:53:04    00:44:56:15    00:00:03:11    27
 Glassey: You didn’t open the door...

419    00:44:57:10    00:45:00:19    00:00:03:09    36
Roma: The police chased us away at 10 p.m.

420    00:45:01:19    00:45:07:01    00:00:05:07    54
Roma: We asked for permission
to stay until 6. They said no.

421    00:45:07:16    00:45:10:23    00:00:03:07    55
Roma: - They were from Renens.
Roma woman: - They put us out in the rain.

422    00:45:11:00    00:45:13:17    00:00:02:17    36
Roma woman: I’m ill. They took away my mattress.

423    00:45:13:22    00:45:16:04    00:00:02:07    28
 Glassey: The "bunker" opens tomorrow.

424    00:45:16:19    00:45:19:13    00:00:02:19    42
Roma woman: We don’t have 5 francs to pay for a night.

425    00:45:20:16    00:45:24:00    00:00:03:09    53
 Glassey: - Without cigarettes...
Roma woman: - I cadged them from someone.

426    00:45:24:05    00:45:27:00    00:00:02:20    51
 Glassey: If you did without cigarettes,
you’d have 5 francs.

427    00:45:27:21    00:45:29:04    00:00:01:08    31
Roma2: - Do you believe me now?
 Glassey: - Yes.

428    00:45:29:18    00:45:32:20    00:00:03:02    39
Roma2: My father is dead. He was born in 1958.

429    00:45:33:04    00:45:34:20    00:00:01:16    14
Roma2: He died at 54.

430    00:45:35:01    00:45:37:09    00:00:02:08    43
 Glassey: - Are you brothers?
Roma2: - Yes, he’s my brother.

431    00:45:37:15    00:45:39:15    00:00:02:00    27
Roma2: We look alike, Mr. Gilbert.

432    00:45:41:13    00:45:42:20    00:00:01:07    9
 Glassey: A little.

433    00:45:43:11    00:45:44:24    00:00:01:13    32
 Glassey: Children are not allowed to beg.

434    00:45:45:03    00:45:46:19    00:00:01:16    21
Romas: No, he’s not begging.

435    00:45:47:22    00:45:50:04    00:00:02:07    22
Roma2: He is 15, Mr. Gilbert.

436    00:45:50:13    00:45:53:13    00:00:03:00    47
 Roma woman: - He should be in school.
Roma2: - They’re on holiday.

437    00:45:53:18    00:45:56:20    00:00:03:02    37
Roma woman: He should be in school until he’s 22.

438    00:46:00:10    00:46:01:07    00:00:00:22    8
 Glassey: Goodbye.

439    00:46:08:14    00:46:10:07    00:00:01:18    15
Roma woman: Hey, Mama Véra!

440    00:46:25:11    00:46:28:17    00:00:03:06    38
Vera: Oh my, oh my! What, just for sleeping?

441    00:46:30:24    00:46:32:12    00:00:01:13    11
 Vera: 650 francs?

442    00:46:33:19    00:46:39:22    00:00:06:03    64
 Vera: All fines for sleeping.
It says, "...camped on public property.“

443    00:46:40:18    00:46:44:00    00:00:03:07    55
 Vera: You have 10 days in which
to appeal. Give me your fines

444    00:46:44:11    00:46:46:20    00:00:02:09    33
 Vera: immediately. Do not tear them up.

445    00:46:49:13    00:46:52:22    00:00:03:09    53
 Vera: If you tell the police
that you are not in agreement,

446    00:46:53:10    00:46:58:11    00:00:05:01    51
 Vera: they’ll summon you and
discuss the matter with you.

447    00:46:58:20    00:47:02:05    00:00:03:10    40
Roma woman: What? We talk to the police? With you...

448    00:47:02:14    00:47:05:15    00:00:03:01    24
Roma: Why is it a violation...

449    00:47:05:19    00:47:08:02    00:00:02:08    23
 Roma: ...to sleep in the car?

450    00:47:08:11    00:47:09:20    00:00:01:09    4
 Roma: Why?

451    00:47:10:15    00:47:12:05    00:00:01:15    17
Roma2: It is punishable!

452    00:47:12:08    00:47:14:00    00:00:01:17    37
 Roma2: There was no burglary, so no problem.

453    00:47:14:10    00:47:19:13    00:00:05:03    56
Vera: We went to court with other Roma
who had slept in a car.

454    00:47:20:07    00:47:24:13    00:00:04:06    60
 Vera: There they said it was "camping",
not "sleeping in the car".

455    00:47:26:13    00:47:28:03    00:00:01:15    31
Roma: In France that’s not a problem.

456    00:47:28:06    00:47:29:20    00:00:01:14    20
Roma: Burglary is a crime.

457    00:47:30:03    00:47:32:00    00:00:01:22    28
Roma: Sleeping is surely no crime!

458    00:47:32:04    00:47:33:05    00:00:01:01    23
Roma: It’s not like stealing.

459    00:47:34:15    00:47:36:12    00:00:01:22    43
Roma: Where’s the problem? We were just sleeping.

460    00:47:38:05    00:47:44:01    00:00:05:21    67
Vera: I think it’s... that the city doesn’t want
you to stay in Lausanne.

461    00:47:44:19    00:47:48:04    00:00:03:10    44
Vera: The police know that you cause few problems.

462    00:47:48:17    00:47:53:12    00:00:04:20    61
Vera: But the people, the residents accuse you,
complain about you.

463    00:47:56:17    00:47:59:09    00:00:02:17    27
Roma3: Actually, we Romanians here

464    00:48:00:13    00:48:02:03    00:00:01:15    26
 Roma3: only wish to work, Madame.

465    00:48:02:09    00:48:03:09    00:00:01:00    7
Vera: I know.

466    00:48:03:18    00:48:06:01    00:00:02:08    32
 Roma3: We are not professional beggars.

467    00:48:06:11    00:48:09:16    00:00:03:05    33
 Roma3: But we have no other way to live,

468    00:48:10:02    00:48:11:04    00:00:01:02    14
 Roma3: for our child.

469    00:48:11:08    00:48:12:24    00:00:01:16    28
 Roma3: There are no bosses, even if

470    00:48:13:02    00:48:15:15    00:00:02:13    31
 Roma3: the Swiss think we have bosses,

471    00:48:16:23    00:48:18:01    00:00:01:03    23
 Roma3: that there’s a mafia...

472    00:48:18:18    00:48:19:17    00:00:00:24    16
 Roma3: there isn’t one.

473    00:48:21:11    00:48:23:02    00:00:01:16    27
 Roma3: Do you know who my boss is?

474    00:48:23:06    00:48:25:06    00:00:02:00    39
 Roma3: My little year-and-a-half-old daughter.

475    00:48:25:16    00:48:26:22    00:00:01:06    14
 Roma3: She’s my boss!

476    00:48:27:01    00:48:28:21    00:00:01:20    24
 Roma3: I’m here because of her.

477    00:48:40:19    00:48:45:00    00:00:04:06    66
Glassey: - May I sit down here?
Vera: - Yes, if you’re not afraid that I’ll bite.

478    00:48:46:03    00:48:50:06    00:00:04:03    43
Vera: So, the fines are mounting. The solution...

479    00:48:50:13    00:48:54:16    00:00:04:03    51
 Vera: There is none. They could
stay overnight in a park.

480    00:48:54:20    00:48:58:15    00:00:03:20    56
 Vera: Is sleeping in the park less bad
than sleeping in a car?

481    00:48:59:07    00:49:01:20    00:00:02:13    43
Woman: I have a question,
if I may. It seems to me

482    00:49:02:01    00:49:09:05    00:00:07:04    71
 Woman: that describing sleeping in the car
as "camping" is rather far-fetched.

483    00:49:10:00    00:49:13:13    00:00:03:13    34
 Woman: Legally speaking, is that correct?

484    00:49:14:05    00:49:16:13    00:00:02:08    32
Junod: Sleeping in public is forbidden.

485    00:49:16:24    00:49:19:06    00:00:02:07    39
 Junod: The Roma are not discriminated against.

486    00:49:19:21    00:49:21:10    00:00:01:14    29
 Junod: Everyone is treated the same.

487    00:49:21:21    00:49:27:02    00:00:05:06    49
Vera: But instances to the contrary
have been observed.

488    00:49:27:13    00:49:32:05    00:00:04:17    55
Diane: At the "Point d'Appui"
I have heard reports from people

489    00:49:32:13    00:49:37:09    00:00:04:21    74
 Diane: who saw Romanian cars being forced to
leave while they themselves weren’t.

490    00:49:37:16    00:49:41:09    00:00:03:18    35
 Junod: Report that. We have no directives.

491    00:49:41:13    00:49:44:01    00:00:02:13    36
Junod: On the contrary. Lausanne intends to

492    00:49:44:04    00:49:46:20    00:00:02:16    26
Junod: create additional shelter.

493    00:49:47:08    00:49:49:18    00:00:02:10    45
 Junod: The existing facilities are at full capacity.

494    00:49:50:10    00:49:55:12    00:00:05:02    73
Vera: I think the best way to combat illegal locations
is with legal locations.

495    00:49:55:19    00:49:58:14    00:00:02:20    39
 Junod: Indeed, but that’s not our issue today.

496    00:49:59:02    00:50:03:08    00:00:04:06    62
 Junod: Your request to make a location
available to the Roma has been

497    00:50:03:14    00:50:08:24    00:00:05:10    78
 Junod: answered by the municipality repeatedly.
We will not continue this debate now.

498    00:50:09:09    00:50:12:05    00:00:02:21    25
Vera: We will submit a request.

499    00:50:12:15    00:50:16:17    00:00:04:02    55
 Junod: We would gladly talk further
with a council delegation.

500    00:50:18:13    00:50:19:23    00:00:01:10    28
Junod: - Whenever you wish.
Vera: - Good.

501    00:50:20:11    00:50:23:11    00:00:03:00    34
Participant: I work at a helpdesk for migrants.

502    00:50:24:00    00:50:28:09    00:00:04:09    57
 Participant: It’s a persistent phenomenon
that Portuguese and Italians

503    00:50:28:21    00:50:31:07    00:00:02:11    42
 Participant: who want a resident permit for Switzerland

504    00:50:31:18    00:50:34:14    00:00:02:21    34
 Participant: spend months living in their cars.

505    00:50:34:19    00:50:40:19    00:00:06:00    81
 Participant: They are not Roma and no one has ever
talked to me about being bothered at night.

506    00:50:41:09    00:50:46:06    00:00:04:22    46
 Participant: One point makes me wonder.
If the municipality

507    00:50:46:14    00:50:51:04    00:00:04:15    73
 Participant: offers no solution, and the Roma,
who just want to survive, do not leave,

508    00:50:51:19    00:50:57:18    00:00:05:24    75
 Participant: would a cost-analysis be appropriate:
the police on patrol who issue fines,

509    00:50:58:10    00:51:02:19    00:00:04:09    56
 Participant: which are not paid,
the court which is then activated...

510    00:51:03:07    00:51:05:17    00:00:02:10    26
Junod: I must interrupt you here,

511    00:51:06:04    00:51:09:02    00:00:02:23    46
 Junod: because this is not the place for this debate.

512    00:51:10:10    00:51:13:04    00:00:02:19    46
 Junod: But I think there is a need for clarification.

513    00:51:13:21    00:51:17:18    00:00:03:22    59
Vera: What troubles me most about this issue,
is that it seems...

514    00:51:18:03    00:51:20:00    00:00:01:22    23
 Vera: I emphasise: "seems"...

515    00:51:20:05    00:51:24:24    00:00:04:19    77
 Vera: that people want to dissuade the Roma
from coming here. Or to drive them out.

516    00:51:25:13    00:51:28:16    00:00:03:03    48
Junod: - We note that point.
Woman: - We are pursuing a policy

517    00:51:28:19    00:51:31:01    00:00:02:07    28
 Woman: to make them avoid Lausanne.

518    00:51:41:00    00:51:43:02    00:00:02:02    36
Costel: We’ll stay here till half past nine,

519    00:51:45:20    00:51:47:14    00:00:01:19    25
 Costel: until the "bunker" opens.

520    00:51:48:11    00:51:51:19    00:00:03:08    42
 Costel: Do you want to stay outside? It’s minus 3.

521    00:51:59:13    00:52:01:07    00:00:01:19    22
Florin: Costel... Did you see?

522    00:52:02:10    00:52:04:01    00:00:01:16    25
 Costel: The guard is coming soon.

523    00:52:05:07    00:52:07:08    00:00:02:01    29
 Costel: He’ll tell us again to leave.

524    00:52:13:20    00:52:14:24    00:00:01:04    18
Lamia: I waited up above.

525    00:52:15:05    00:52:17:06    00:00:02:01    11
Roma: Go to hell!

526    00:52:30:20    00:52:33:09    00:00:02:14    32
Florin: Mama, Larissa is near the rails.

527    00:52:33:14    00:52:35:03    00:00:01:14    15
Donitza: Are you coming?

528    00:52:37:14    00:52:39:14    00:00:02:00    23
Florin: - I’ll get her. Donitza: - Wait.

529    00:52:39:20    00:52:42:09    00:00:02:14    32
Donitza: The barrier will be coming down!

530    00:52:43:11    00:52:44:21    00:00:01:10    15
Florin: I’ll jump over.

531    00:52:46:08    00:52:47:11    00:00:01:03    18
Roma: Florin, come here!

532    00:53:10:08    00:53:14:07    00:00:03:24    36
Costel: In 2 more minutes they’ll let us in.

533    00:53:17:19    00:53:22:13    00:00:04:19    65
Costel: - It now opens at 9:30 instead of 10.
Roma: - We'll go in at 10 anyway.

534    00:53:27:20    00:53:29:03    00:00:01:08    35
Bunker employee1: Remain orderly, please. No pushing!

535    00:53:29:09    00:53:31:07    00:00:01:23    39
Roma: Everyone with a valid card may come in.

536    00:53:45:01    00:53:46:02    00:00:01:01    13
Bunker employee2: This is pork.

537    00:53:58:05    00:53:59:10    00:00:01:05    23
Bunker employee3: You don’t have a beard.

538    00:54:07:08    00:54:10:18    00:00:03:10    26
 Bunker employee3: Use soap. We have no foam.

539    00:55:13:19    00:55:15:04    00:00:01:10    23
Teacher: - Are you tired?
Florin: - Yes.

540    00:55:34:00    00:55:37:01    00:00:03:01    52
Costel: What did the teacher say?
Have you learned anything?

541    00:55:37:05    00:55:38:22    00:00:01:17    13
Florin: A little bit.

542    00:55:40:05    00:55:44:20    00:00:04:15    39
Costel: The teacher said if you learn something

543    00:55:45:13    00:55:48:21    00:00:03:08    38
 Costel: you have forgotten it by the next day.

544    00:55:51:24    00:55:53:18    00:00:01:19    35
 Costel: - Is that true?
Florin: - Yes, that’s true.

545    00:55:54:22    00:55:58:02    00:00:03:05    34
 Costel: Did you learn anything in Romania?

546    00:55:58:06    00:56:01:01    00:00:02:20    38
Florin: No one paid attention to me at school.

547    00:56:01:15    00:56:06:13    00:00:04:23    38
 Costel: The teacher didn’t teach you anything?

548    00:56:06:22    00:56:10:02    00:00:03:05    27
Florin: She just had me draw lines.

549    00:56:10:14    00:56:12:11    00:00:01:22    40
 Costel: - Didn’t she pay attention to you?
Florin:- No.

550    00:56:13:03    00:56:17:13    00:00:04:10    42
 Costel: In 7 years you learned nothing?
Florin: - Nothing.

551    00:56:48:16    00:56:52:05    00:00:03:14    57
Policeman: Okay, welcome everybody
to the discussion of our mission.

552    00:56:52:19    00:56:56:09    00:00:03:15    39
 Policeman: Please, Gilbert. Thanks for your report

553    00:56:56:16    00:56:59:09    00:00:02:18    23
 Policeman: on the Roma phenomenon.

554    00:57:00:06    00:57:06:03    00:00:05:22    59
Glassey: At the end of September we had
an estimated 90 to 100 Roma.

555    00:57:06:10    00:57:09:03    00:00:02:18    36
 Glassey: At present, there are about 40 Roma,

556    00:57:09:09    00:57:13:14    00:00:04:05    35
 Glassey: including one family of 19 members.

557    00:57:14:19    00:57:20:17    00:00:05:23    88
 Glassey: The parking zones are quiet. Only the one
by the cycling track is occupied occasionally.

558    00:57:21:23    00:57:30:09    00:00:08:11    93
 Glassey: 11 Roma are currently driving without a licence,
but they have official lost-licence notices.

559    00:57:31:13    00:57:36:06    00:00:04:18    66
 Glassey: We have helped with accommodation
from families within the parish.

560    00:57:37:06    00:57:43:00    00:00:05:19    80
 Glassey: I’ve been in contact with families in Lausanne
who support and shelter the Roma.

561    00:57:43:04    00:57:45:03    00:00:01:24    34
 Glassey: They also support them financially

562    00:57:45:10    00:57:50:24    00:00:05:14    69
 Glassey: and with food and clothing
and help them with administrative matters.

563    00:57:51:17    00:57:57:19    00:00:06:02    50
 Glassey: In general, these people are retired
and affluent.

564    00:58:00:05    00:58:03:12    00:00:03:07    49
Policeman: - Anything else?
 Glassey: - Nothing special at the moment.

565    00:58:04:21    00:58:09:19    00:00:04:23    47
Policeman: Points for the meeting?
Any opinion to express?

566    00:58:10:16    00:58:15:06    00:00:04:15    58
Policeman2: Just a question about children begging.
Is that happening?

567    00:58:15:10    00:58:19:19    00:00:04:09    61
 Policeman2: We have noted that the children
are indeed with their parents

568    00:58:20:05    00:58:22:06    00:00:02:01    34
 Policeman2: but they are not actually begging.

569    00:58:22:13    00:58:26:23    00:00:04:10    62
Glassey: The adults are using the children
to play on people’s feelings

570    00:58:27:08    00:58:32:13    00:00:05:05    40
 Glassey: and to soften them up toward the adults.

571    00:58:33:05    00:58:36:14    00:00:03:09    32
 Glassey: But there is a second generation

572    00:58:36:19    00:58:39:00    00:00:02:06    28
 Glassey: of minors between 14 and 16.

573    00:58:40:00    00:58:45:07    00:00:05:07    71
 Glassey: If I approach the father, he says to the son,
"I told you to be quiet!"

574    00:58:45:13    00:58:49:01    00:00:03:13    38
 Glassey: And the son says, "I have to eat too."

575    00:58:49:04    00:58:53:23    00:00:04:19    66
 Glassey: In this case, we can do nothing,
as the Youth Court has confirmed.

576    00:58:54:13    00:58:56:16    00:00:02:03    25
Policeman: Okay. Any other comments?

577    00:58:58:23    00:59:00:21    00:00:01:23    16
 Policeman: No? I thank you.

578    00:59:03:20    00:59:06:11    00:00:02:16    41
 Policeman: - Are you staying? Or going?
Glassey: - I’m going.

579    00:59:06:21    00:59:11:05    00:00:04:09    74
 Policeman: - Thanks, Gilbert. See you in three weeks.
Glassey: - Yes, thanks. Have a nice day.

580    00:59:13:06    00:59:14:16    00:00:01:10    25
 Policeman: - All the best.
Glassey: - Thanks.

581    01:00:16:22    01:00:22:18    00:00:05:21    58
Costel: Not many Swiss would offer us
what Patrick has offered us.

582    01:00:23:13    01:00:28:12    00:00:04:24    36
Roma1: He trusts us. You’re not a vagabond,

583    01:00:28:19    01:00:31:13    00:00:02:19    41
 Roma1: or a thief. You’re normal, with a family.

584    01:00:33:16    01:00:36:24    00:00:03:08    26
 Roma1: Very few would let someone

585    01:00:37:15    01:00:40:18    00:00:03:03    28
 Roma1: have the run of their house,

586    01:00:41:09    01:00:45:12    00:00:04:03    45
 Roma1: complete with shower,
kitchen and everything.

587    01:00:46:16    01:00:53:13    00:00:06:22    73
 Roma1: They’re away for a week and nobody
is checking up on us. I can't tell you

588    01:00:54:18    01:00:57:17    00:00:02:24    20
 Roma1: how good that feels.

589    01:01:00:13    01:01:04:02    00:00:03:14    39
Donitza: I usually press here and then it works.

590    01:01:05:22    01:01:09:10    00:00:03:13    42
Roma woman: - Did you press there?
Costel: - That’s the timer.

591    01:01:11:14    01:01:14:06    00:00:02:17    28
Donitza: Why does this light come on?

592    01:01:16:20    01:01:19:14    00:00:02:19    39
Costel: - Leave that.
 Donitza: - Do you think it’ll run?

593    01:01:19:20    01:01:23:16    00:00:03:21    44
Costel: - No squabbling!
Donitza: - I’ll have a heart attack!

594    01:01:23:20    01:01:27:02    00:00:03:07    23
 Roma woman: Calm down. It will run.

595    01:01:27:06    01:01:30:03    00:00:02:22    39
Donitza: I told you we shouldn’t have come here.

596    01:01:46:02    01:01:49:23    00:00:03:21    68
Donitza: Lamia, your daughter mustn’t touch
Patrick's and Françoise's things.

597    01:01:56:10    01:01:59:08    00:00:02:23    43
Donitza: - Not that button! This one!
Roma2: - Don’t touch!

598    01:02:00:18    01:02:03:01    00:00:02:08    34
Roma1: Maybe it’s overloaded with dishes.

599    01:02:03:23    01:02:05:22    00:00:01:24    21
Roma1: My God, look at this!

600    01:02:19:08    01:02:25:02    00:00:05:19    46
Choir: Beggars are criminalised,
Roma are persecuted,

601    01:02:26:02    01:02:31:18    00:00:05:16    56
 Choir: children without schooling...
The entire Left will vote,

602    01:02:32:19    01:02:35:04    00:00:02:10    27
 Choir: But all this will change...

603    01:02:36:06    01:02:37:24    00:00:01:18    33
Tosato: I was in Romania three weeks ago,

604    01:02:38:06    01:02:43:02    00:00:04:21    66
 Tosato: meeting the four representatives
of the Roma community in Romania,

605    01:02:43:13    01:02:49:09    00:00:05:21    77
 Tosato: and I saw the Terre des Hommes projects.
Let’s hope the situation will change

606    01:02:49:13    01:02:51:01    00:00:01:13    36
 Tosato: for the better.
Roma: - Where? In Romania?

607    01:02:51:07    01:02:53:08    00:00:02:01    23
 Tosato: - Yes.
Roma: - No, that is...

608    01:02:53:15    01:02:55:11    00:00:01:21    27
 Tosato: We must never give up hope.

609    01:02:55:19    01:02:58:04    00:00:02:10    29
Costel: Excuse me, just one question.

610    01:02:58:08    01:03:00:11    00:00:02:03    41
 Costel: Do the people of Lausanne really think...

611    01:03:00:19    01:03:03:00    00:00:02:06    35
 Costel: ...that if we could live in Romania

612    01:03:03:09    01:03:05:14    00:00:02:05    28
 Costel: we would stay here and sleep

613    01:03:05:21    01:03:08:02    00:00:02:06    16
 Costel: out in the cold?

614    01:03:08:14    01:03:10:22    00:00:02:08    21
 Costel: We cannot live there.

615    01:03:11:03    01:03:16:04    00:00:05:01    61
Tosato: This issue must be clarified for Europe
and the entire world.

616    01:03:16:13    01:03:18:20    00:00:02:07    25
 Tosato: A solution must be found.

617    01:03:18:24    01:03:24:06    00:00:05:07    77
 Tosato: It is intolerable that the Roma
are made to live like that in Eastern Europe.

618    01:03:24:11    01:03:27:16    00:00:03:05    34
 Tosato: A political decision must be made.

619    01:03:27:19    01:03:29:21    00:00:02:02    21
Costel: Here in Lausanne too!

620    01:03:36:04    01:03:38:21    00:00:02:17    28
President: The next item of business...

621    01:03:40:06    01:03:44:10    00:00:04:04    58
 President: is Advisory Notice 2012.22,
Initiative "Stop the begging",

622    01:03:44:19    01:03:48:07    00:00:03:13    37
 President: Counter-proposal "Restricting begging

623    01:03:48:16    01:03:53:02    00:00:04:11    70
 President: without criminalising poverty".
Mr. Grégoire Junod has the microphone.

624    01:03:54:23    01:03:58:03    00:00:03:05    33
Junod: The city’s counter-proposal seeks

625    01:03:58:22    01:04:01:00    00:00:02:03    9
 Junod: a balance

626    01:04:01:14    01:04:05:10    00:00:03:21    33
 Junod: between a humanitarian tradition,

627    01:04:06:05    01:04:09:05    00:00:03:00    35
 Junod: to which we are bound, and begging,

628    01:04:09:09    01:04:14:09    00:00:05:00    64
 Junod: which I’ll refer to later, which many people
find objectionable.

629    01:04:15:08    01:04:17:15    00:00:02:07    15
 Junod: We have decided

630    01:04:17:18    01:04:21:02    00:00:03:09    64
 Junod: to reject a general ban on begging,
a measure we cannot support.

631    01:04:21:13    01:04:23:08    00:00:01:20    19
 Junod: We are also against

632    01:04:23:10    01:04:27:04    00:00:03:19    33
 Junod: permitting an activity that often

633    01:04:27:17    01:04:32:04    00:00:04:12    61
 Junod: exploits poverty and dependency
and leads to organised gangs.

634    01:04:32:15    01:04:37:17    00:00:05:02    88
 Junod: Not all beggars belong to organised gangs,
that claim would be false. But they do exist.

635    01:04:38:07    01:04:44:21    00:00:06:14    65
 Junod: It’s right to combat organised begging.
That seems logical to me.

636    01:04:45:13    01:04:49:02    00:00:03:14    33
Blanc: The city has revised its position

637    01:04:49:08    01:04:52:19    00:00:03:11    40
 Blanc: and quickly drawn up a counter-proposal.

638    01:04:52:24    01:04:57:06    00:00:04:07    64
 Blanc: With our amendments, we are
satisfied with the counter-proposal.

639    01:04:57:13    01:05:01:10    00:00:03:22    59
 Blanc: We can make people leave and,
in repeat cases, arrest them.

640    01:05:01:14    01:05:06:07    00:00:04:18    55
 Blanc: If you vote in favour,
we will withdraw the initiative.

641    01:05:07:13    01:05:13:07    00:00:05:19    90
Laurent: Begging is forbidden within 5 meters of car-park
pay-and-display machines, cash dispensers

642    01:05:13:13    01:05:16:13    00:00:03:00    29
 Laurent: shop entrances, terraces etc.

643    01:05:16:21    01:05:22:15    00:00:05:19    68
 Laurent: Will the police need another slot
in their belts for a tape measure?

644    01:05:22:21    01:05:24:06    00:00:01:10    21
 Laurent: You can’t be serious.

645    01:05:24:14    01:05:25:23    00:00:01:09    29
Voiblet: These people don’t want help.

646    01:05:26:08    01:05:30:15    00:00:04:07    52
 Voiblet: They want to fill the pockets
of their clan leaders.

647    01:05:30:23    01:05:32:09    00:00:01:11    25
 Voiblet: The SVP believes our city

648    01:05:32:14    01:05:37:01    00:00:04:12    62
 Voiblet: should follow the examples of other
communities in Canton Vaud

649    01:05:37:06    01:05:38:17    00:00:01:11    24
 Voiblet: where begging is banned.

650    01:05:39:11    01:05:44:04    00:00:04:18    64
Oppikofer: I’m amazed by all the opinions
about crime, organised gangs etc.

651    01:05:44:13    01:05:50:02    00:00:05:14    73
 Oppikofer: The police have investigated this
but suspicions have not been confirmed.

652    01:05:50:06    01:05:53:19    00:00:03:13    33
 Oppikofer: So, eyes closed: complete denial.

653    01:05:54:00    01:05:57:03    00:00:03:03    38
 Oppikofer: If you refute that,
no argument holds.

654    01:05:57:22    01:06:00:05    00:00:02:08    23
Rebeaud: Begging is not a crime.

655    01:06:00:22    01:06:03:11    00:00:02:14    43
 Rebeaud: You could say the same thing about bankers.

656    01:06:03:19    01:06:06:01    00:00:02:07    40
 Rebeaud: I’m not revealing anything new by saying

657    01:06:06:07    01:06:08:22    00:00:02:15    42
 Rebeaud: that there’s a criminal element there too.

658    01:06:09:23    01:06:12:16    00:00:02:18    46
Junod: The counter-proposal does not aim to suppress.

659    01:06:12:24    01:06:17:15    00:00:04:16    57
 Junod: It foresees a mediator
who already works with the police.

660    01:06:18:01    01:06:22:21    00:00:04:20    55
 Junod: And I repeat, the programme
that we support in Romania,

661    01:06:23:00    01:06:25:20    00:00:02:20    38
 Junod: an EU member state, is not negligible.

662    01:06:26:02    01:06:28:06    00:00:02:04    32
 Junod: Yes, it is a modest contribution

663    01:06:28:08    01:06:32:09    00:00:04:01    46
 Junod: but it makes for a more
promising future if we

664    01:06:32:14    01:06:37:19    00:00:05:05    48
 Junod: support schools and assist
the people of Romania

665    01:06:38:01    01:06:43:07    00:00:05:06    55
 Junod: than if we insult the dignity
of the people so gravely.

666    01:06:44:07    01:06:49:16    00:00:05:09    61
Hubler: In the 17th century the Bernese,
were entitled to hang hobos.

667    01:06:50:17    01:06:53:10    00:00:02:18    28
 Hubler: Today we are more civilised.

668    01:06:53:16    01:06:57:04    00:00:03:13    51
 Hubler: We no longer execute people
with bullets or swords.

669    01:06:57:09    01:07:02:11    00:00:05:02    58
 Hubler: But we destroy them socially with
well intended arguments.

670    01:07:03:00    01:07:07:22    00:00:04:22    58
 Hubler: In effect, we want to protect them
from self-exploitation,

671    01:07:08:01    01:07:13:10    00:00:05:09    79
 Hubler: although surely nobody on council knows
a thing about the Roma or has seriously

672    01:07:13:20    01:07:18:04    00:00:04:09    43
 Hubler: tried to learn about their life
in society.

673    01:07:20:03    01:07:23:07    00:00:03:04    17
President: The vote is open.

674    01:07:33:21    01:07:37:23    00:00:04:02    41
 President: With 51 for, 29 against and 4 abstentions

675    01:07:38:09    01:07:42:21    00:00:04:12    45
 President: you have voted to accept the counter-proposal

676    01:07:43:09    01:07:45:03    00:00:01:19    27
 President: on begging in its entirety.

677    01:07:45:17    01:07:47:21    00:00:02:04    32
 President: This issue is thereby concluded.

678    01:08:33:11    01:08:37:01    00:00:03:15    45
Glassey: This is part of the village Cetatea de Balta,

679    01:08:37:03    01:08:40:07    00:00:03:04    37
 Glassey: from where about 30 of the Roma come.

680    01:08:41:15    01:08:46:05    00:00:04:15    62
 Glassey: Most Roma quarters have
one or two water faucets for everyone.

681    01:08:47:06    01:08:48:24    00:00:01:18    25
 Glassey: There is no medical care,

682    01:08:50:02    01:08:54:01    00:00:03:24    63
 Glassey: life expectancy is 10 to 15 years
below that of other citizens.

683    01:08:54:15    01:09:01:11    00:00:06:21    65
 Glassey: The parents of Roma in the city died
at around the age of 55, 58.

684    01:09:03:13    01:09:05:23    00:00:02:10    40
 Glassey: They are neither aggressive nor violent.

685    01:09:06:13    01:09:11:03    00:00:04:15    63
 Glassey: They function according to a logic
that is different from ours.

686    01:09:11:23    01:09:16:16    00:00:04:18    67
 Glassey: Time matters little to them, money is there
to satisfy their needs.

687    01:09:17:23    01:09:19:16    00:00:01:18    27
 Glassey: They rarely have any plans.

688    01:09:20:18    01:09:21:19    00:00:01:01    16
 Glassey: I do not believe

689    01:09:21:23    01:09:27:01    00:00:05:03    52
 Glassey: that Roma commit crimes
more frequently than others.

690    01:09:37:13    01:09:41:11    00:00:03:23    43
Costel: A Swiss person brought
us some food to eat.

691    01:09:42:17    01:09:45:00    00:00:02:08    29
 Roma woman1: - What is that?
Florin: - Mayonnaise.

692    01:09:50:07    01:09:51:10    00:00:01:03    18
Costel: Shall we share it?

693    01:09:51:13    01:09:53:15    00:00:02:02    24
Roma woman2: You’re mad! It’s mouldy!

694    01:09:55:00    01:09:56:05    00:00:01:05    12
 Roma woman2: It’s mouldy!

695    01:09:57:20    01:10:00:24    00:00:03:04    38
Costel: How long can we adhere to this system?

696    01:10:02:16    01:10:05:00    00:00:02:09    29
Costel: Not here, people can see you.

697    01:10:07:24    01:10:09:10    00:00:01:11    18
 Costel: Come on, hurry up!

698    01:10:12:07    01:10:15:23    00:00:03:16    65
Donitza: If I had a flat, I would stay
so that Florin could attend school.

699    01:10:16:01    01:10:18:17    00:00:02:16    30
 Donitza: It took me 6 months to find it

700    01:10:19:10    01:10:20:23    00:00:01:13    24
 Donitza: and sort everything out.

701    01:10:21:00    01:10:22:19    00:00:01:19    26
Roma woman: Do you receive assistance?

702    01:10:22:22    01:10:24:12    00:00:01:15    32
 Donitza: Whether I do or not, I just want

703    01:10:24:19    01:10:26:24    00:00:02:05    34
 Donitza: my son to be able to go to school.

704    01:10:28:03    01:10:30:23    00:00:02:20    35
 Donitza: We’re the first Roma in Switzerland

705    01:10:31:02    01:10:33:18    00:00:02:16    26
 Donitza: to send our son to school.

706    01:10:34:01    01:10:36:24    00:00:02:23    36
 Donitza: It would be a shame to give that up.

707    01:10:41:17    01:10:43:24    00:00:02:07    37
Roma: Why do you want to return to Romania?

708    01:10:44:09    01:10:47:22    00:00:03:13    37
 Donitza: Costel bugs me about that constantly.

709    01:10:48:03    01:10:49:12    00:00:01:09    27
Roma: But you say the same thing.

710    01:10:49:17    01:10:52:14    00:00:02:22    42
 Donitza: Yes, because he gets on my nerves with it.

711    01:10:52:19    01:10:56:00    00:00:03:06    19
Costel: She hassles me too!

712    01:10:56:03    01:10:57:20    00:00:01:17    19
 Donitza: Ah, so I annoy him.

713    01:10:59:04    01:11:02:20    00:00:03:16    46
Roma2: It’s cold here and
we’re outside all the time.

714    01:11:03:20    01:11:05:08    00:00:01:13    16
 Roma2: We make no money

715    01:11:05:18    01:11:07:18    00:00:02:00    17
 Roma2: despite the cold.

716    01:11:10:15    01:11:12:16    00:00:02:01    42
Cleaner: So, that’s enough. Would you please leave?

717    01:11:13:09    01:11:14:23    00:00:01:14    28
 Cleaner: I have to clean around here.

718    01:11:15:01    01:11:16:01    00:00:01:00    7
Roma3: Get up!

719    01:11:18:04    01:11:19:23    00:00:01:19    36
 Cleaner: Get up now. This is not a sanctuary.

720    01:11:20:01    01:11:22:06    00:00:02:05    24
Roma3: Go away so he can clean.

721    01:11:55:01    01:11:59:12    00:00:04:11    75
Vera: Some people sleep in their cars.
They told me that at 2 or 3 in the morning

722    01:11:59:18    01:12:01:12    00:00:01:19    25
Vera: the car is like a fridge.

723    01:12:01:16    01:12:05:05    00:00:03:14    53
 Vera: Those out in Blécherette,
there are about 20 of them.

724    01:12:06:11    01:12:08:04    00:00:01:18    31
Romas: - Good evening.
 Vera: - Good evening.

725    01:12:10:10    01:12:12:16    00:00:02:06    47
Man: - Would you like something to drink?
Vera: - Nothing?

726    01:12:13:24    01:12:15:02    00:00:01:03    8
 Vera: Tea? No?

727    01:12:19:06    01:12:21:11    00:00:02:05    20
 Vera: The counter-proposal

728    01:12:21:15    01:12:23:09    00:00:01:19    18
 Vera: has been voted on.

729    01:12:23:19    01:12:28:23    00:00:05:04    41
 Vera: Mr. Junod from the city council indicated

730    01:12:29:03    01:12:33:22    00:00:04:19    44
 Vera: that begging activity
has spread alarmingly,

731    01:12:34:06    01:12:40:21    00:00:06:15    65
 Vera: that beggars are behaving differently,
but he did not prove that.

732    01:12:41:09    01:12:45:09    00:00:04:00    58
 Vera: Where did he get this information?
We’d like to know that.

733    01:12:45:13    01:12:46:18    00:00:01:05    25
Diane: It was also in the media.

734    01:12:46:21    01:12:50:04    00:00:03:08    35
 Vera: For some people that wasn’t enough.

735    01:12:50:16    01:12:55:00    00:00:04:09    59
 Vera: They are now launching an initiative
that would ban begging

736    01:12:55:05    01:12:57:00    00:00:01:20    23
 Vera: throughout Canton Vaud.

737    01:12:58:01    01:13:01:00    00:00:02:24    51
Costel: I know many people who, whenever they passed by me,

738    01:13:01:03    01:13:04:03    00:00:03:00    28
 Costel: gave me 1, 2, 3 or 5 francs.

739    01:13:04:14    01:13:06:14    00:00:02:00    29
 Costel: Now they don’t give anything.

740    01:13:06:18    01:13:09:18    00:00:03:00    50
 Costel: They say, "You’re not
allowed to be on the street.

741    01:13:10:11    01:13:13:21    00:00:03:10    57
 Costel: I won’t give you any more
money because you have a boss."

742    01:13:14:07    01:13:16:17    00:00:02:10    33
 Costel: Who here is the boss of the Roma?

743    01:13:17:00    01:13:19:08    00:00:02:08    32
 Costel: I don’t know of any such person.

744    01:13:19:17    01:13:21:14    00:00:01:22    26
Diane: Have you noticed this too?

745    01:13:21:20    01:13:25:10    00:00:03:15    57
 Diane: In the counter-proposal
there’s a section about children.

746    01:13:26:11    01:13:31:12    00:00:05:01    89
 Diane: If the police find a child in the street
they must report it to the Youth Welfare Office.

747    01:13:32:08    01:13:34:00    00:00:01:17    30
 Diane: As per directive. Every child.

748    01:13:34:11    01:13:35:16    00:00:01:05    27
 Diane: You can’t do that nowadays.

749    01:13:36:21    01:13:38:20    00:00:01:24    39
 Diane: I don’t know what the consequences are.

750    01:13:38:24    01:13:43:08    00:00:04:09    65
Man2: Begging with children is forbidden.
So is inciting minors to beg.

751    01:13:43:11    01:13:45:02    00:00:01:16    23
 Man2: That’s how it’s worded.

752    01:13:45:19    01:13:51:13    00:00:05:19    84
Diane: The child can be taken away from the parent
and be sent to Romania or put in a home.

753    01:14:03:02    01:14:05:05    00:00:02:03    28
Donitza: We’re going back to Romania.

754    01:14:07:21    01:14:10:13    00:00:02:17    20
Donitza: On Sunday or Monday.

755    01:14:11:24    01:14:16:18    00:00:04:19    37
Donitza: - This lipstick?
Roma woman: - It suits you best.

756    01:14:18:13    01:14:20:11    00:00:01:23    26
Roma woman: Don’t put just any one on.

757    01:14:20:21    01:14:21:20    00:00:00:24    9
 Roma woman: Honestly!

758    01:14:25:20    01:14:27:20    00:00:02:00    35
 Roma woman: Your husband lets you wear make-up?

759    01:14:29:04    01:14:30:14    00:00:01:10    34
Donitza: My husband doesn’t boss me around.

760    01:14:32:13    01:14:34:08    00:00:01:20    22
 Donitza: I’m in charge of that.

761    01:14:36:08    01:14:37:19    00:00:01:11    10
Lamia: Hey, Lari!

762    01:14:38:15    01:14:40:05    00:00:01:15    6
Lamia: Hello!

763    01:14:41:10    01:14:43:14    00:00:02:04    25
Roma woman: Larissa, look who’s here.

764    01:14:45:13    01:14:46:15    00:00:01:02    19
Lamia: My little rascal...

765    01:14:46:23    01:14:49:05    00:00:02:07    40
Roma woman2: Larissa! The boy has been awake since 6!

766    01:14:49:08    01:14:51:21    00:00:02:13    24
 Roma woman2: Look how good my boy is!

767    01:14:56:09    01:14:57:23    00:00:01:14    25
Donitza: What should we bring you?

768    01:15:01:18    01:15:03:11    00:00:01:18    24
 Donitza: God protect us, brother.

769    01:15:07:15    01:15:10:01    00:00:02:11    26
 Donitza: 3, 4 packets of pork ribs?

770    01:15:11:06    01:15:13:12    00:00:02:06    28
 Donitza: Yes, I’ll bring them to you.

771    01:15:27:16    01:15:29:15    00:00:01:24    35
Françoise: Where in Romania are you moving to?

772    01:15:30:06    01:15:31:07    00:00:01:01    8
Costel: To Blaj,

773    01:15:31:13    01:15:34:06    00:00:02:18    32
 Costel: to my mother-in-law’s old house.

774    01:15:34:20    01:15:38:02    00:00:03:07    27
 Costel: Since my mother-in-law died

775    01:15:38:13    01:15:40:10    00:00:01:22    35
 Costel: it now belongs to my sister-in-law.

776    01:15:41:02    01:15:43:02    00:00:02:00    26
Donitza: We have no prospects here.

777    01:15:43:10    01:15:46:02    00:00:02:17    45
 Donitza: We have to always be
outside with the kids...

778    01:15:52:11    01:15:54:19    00:00:02:08    17
Costel: Madame Françoise,

779    01:15:55:10    01:15:56:18    00:00:01:08    19
 Costel: Monsieur Patrick...

780    01:15:57:04    01:16:00:23    00:00:03:19    35
 Costel: We would never have expected anyone

781    01:16:01:04    01:16:04:01    00:00:02:22    25
 Costel: to offer us what you did.

782    01:16:04:20    01:16:06:18    00:00:01:23    25
 Donitza: The people don’t know us.

783    01:16:07:11    01:16:09:21    00:00:02:10    31
 Donitza: That’s why they don’t trust us.

784    01:16:10:09    01:16:13:15    00:00:03:06    48
Costel: We’ve done something stupid with the dishwasher.

785    01:16:14:19    01:16:15:23    00:00:01:04    19
 Costel: But that wasn’t me,

786    01:16:17:13    01:16:18:23    00:00:01:10    22
 Costel: it was Madame Donitza!

787    01:16:19:02    01:16:22:08    00:00:03:06    73
Françoise: No problem. A press of a button
and the machine works. Everything’s fine.

788    01:16:23:06    01:16:27:12    00:00:04:06    56
Donitza: She said, "Now what?
Are we going to buy a new machine?"

789    01:16:28:18    01:16:29:22    00:00:01:04    17
Glassey: Is he still here?

790    01:16:34:09    01:16:38:01    00:00:03:17    42
Glassey: The distance from the kiosk is no problem.

791    01:16:38:19    01:16:42:22    00:00:04:03    57
 Glassey: But the distance from
the parking meter is less than 5 m.

792    01:16:44:01    01:16:48:07    00:00:04:06    57
 Glassey: But Danciu doesn't obstruct
the person using the machine.

793    01:16:51:21    01:16:53:24    00:00:02:03    39
Roma: - Yesterday you let me beg here.
 Glassey: - Yes.

794    01:16:54:05    01:16:57:13    00:00:03:08    43
Roma: A cop came yesterday,
a young guy like him,

795    01:16:58:03    01:17:01:16    00:00:03:13    69
Roma: and asked me where I was begging.
I said, "Here, at the post office."

796    01:17:02:16    01:17:05:06    00:00:02:15    38
 Glassey: I spoke with an official on the phone,

797    01:17:06:13    01:17:08:14    00:00:02:01    29
 Glassey: who said, that’s not OK here.

798    01:17:09:20    01:17:13:06    00:00:03:11    39
Roma: - So I have to get up and leave?
 Glassey: - Yes.

799    01:17:15:20    01:17:17:15    00:00:01:20    32
Roma: - There next to the wall?
 Glassey: - Yes.

800    01:17:18:05    01:17:20:08    00:00:02:03    27
 Glassey: - At the extension.
 Roma: - Fine.

801    01:17:21:06    01:17:22:17    00:00:01:11    19
 Glassey: A textbook example.

802    01:17:26:18    01:17:28:15    00:00:01:22    11
Roma: Is this OK?

803    01:17:34:01    01:17:36:01    00:00:02:00    41
 Glassey: - To the left would be OK.
Roma2: - At the wall?

804    01:17:36:10    01:17:38:03    00:00:01:18    25
 Glassey: To the left of the board.

805    01:17:39:04    01:17:41:23    00:00:02:19    33
Roma2: - Right next to the board?
 Glassey: - Yes.

806    01:17:42:24    01:17:46:14    00:00:03:15    48
Roma2: - May I beg there?
 Glassey: - That’s OK. Have a good day.

807    01:17:47:00    01:17:47:24    00:00:00:24    10
Roma2: Bless you!

808    01:17:49:13    01:17:50:13    00:00:01:00    10
Roma2: Bless you!

809    01:17:51:04    01:17:53:10    00:00:02:06    33
 Glassey: That was already his fourth spot.

810    01:18:00:17    01:18:06:03    00:00:05:11    42
 Glassey: No more begging in
front of the town hall.

811    01:18:06:13    01:18:10:14    00:00:04:01    49
Roma3: Plain-clothes cops have
no respect. They kick us,

812    01:18:10:20    01:18:13:01    00:00:02:06    25
 Roma3: hit us on the head.
Glassey: - No.

813    01:18:14:04    01:18:17:00    00:00:02:21    34
Glassey: I don’t believe that they do that.

814    01:18:17:05    01:18:19:00    00:00:01:20    47
 Roma3: You can recognise them by their backpack and...

815    01:18:19:04    01:18:20:23    00:00:01:19    21
Glassey: I don’t believe that.

816    01:18:22:06    01:18:25:00    00:00:02:19    21
 Glassey: You told me yesterday

817    01:18:25:08    01:18:27:11    00:00:02:03    33
 Glassey: that a policeman chased you away?

818    01:18:27:16    01:18:28:15    00:00:00:24    4
Roma woman: Yes.

819    01:18:28:19    01:18:30:09    00:00:01:15    30
 Glassey: - From here?
Roma woman: - Yes, from here.

820    01:18:30:22    01:18:33:24    00:00:03:02    41
 Glassey: - Was he in uniform?
Roma woman: - No, plain-clothes.

821    01:18:34:09    01:18:37:07    00:00:02:23    33
 Glassey: We have to find out who that was.

822    01:18:38:23    01:18:42:12    00:00:03:14    54
 Glassey: Maybe someone is taking
advantage and doing you wrong.

823    01:18:50:07    01:18:52:03    00:00:01:21    24
Roma2: - May I stay here?
 Glassey: - No,

824    01:18:52:10    01:18:53:12    00:00:01:02    20
 Glassey: not on a market day.

825    01:18:53:16    01:18:54:19    00:00:01:03    8
Roma2: Alright.

826    01:18:56:11    01:18:58:10    00:00:01:24    43
Roma2: - How about at the end of the street?
 Glassey: - No!

827    01:18:58:17    01:19:01:08    00:00:02:16    46
 Glassey: Not on Saturday or Wednesday.
The market’s on.

828    01:19:01:14    01:19:03:04    00:00:01:15    32
Roma2: Fine, then we’re not allowed to.

829    01:19:03:17    01:19:06:05    00:00:02:13    28
 Glassey: Why aren’t you at your spot?

830    01:19:06:09    01:19:08:12    00:00:02:03    38
Roma2: I want to be at the end of the street.

831    01:19:09:01    01:19:09:20    00:00:00:19    3
 Glassey: No!

832    01:19:10:22    01:19:14:01    00:00:03:04    30
 Glassey: In the afternoon. But not now!

833    01:19:20:10    01:19:22:14    00:00:02:04    28
 Glassey: - What did we say?
Roma woman2:- Pardon?

834    01:19:23:13    01:19:25:10    00:00:01:22    33
 Roma woman2: I’m 10 metres away from the shop.

835    01:19:25:13    01:19:27:15    00:00:02:02    29
 Glassey: Not on Saturday or Wednesday.

836    01:19:27:17    01:19:29:11    00:00:01:19    23
 Roma woman2: Let me, just for today.

837    01:19:29:19    01:19:30:13    00:00:00:19    9
Glassey: Madame...

838    01:19:30:16    01:19:33:24    00:00:03:08    35
 Roma woman2: I have nothing and want to go home.

839    01:19:34:04    01:19:37:00    00:00:02:21    27
Glassey: You can beg somewhere else.

840    01:19:37:23    01:19:41:02    00:00:03:04    34
 Roma woman2: - Where then?
Glassey: - Not on market day.

841    01:19:41:13    01:19:45:03    00:00:03:15    33
 Roma woman2: How can I make enough to go home?

842    01:19:45:07    01:19:48:20    00:00:03:13    30
 Roma woman2: We are human beings, not dogs!

843    01:19:50:13    01:19:51:13    00:00:01:00    19
 Roma woman2: We’re human beings!

844    01:19:51:15    01:19:52:19    00:00:01:04    17
 Roma woman2: We’re like you...

845    01:19:52:22    01:19:55:15    00:00:02:18    29
Glassey: No, your conduct is wretched.

846    01:19:56:13    01:19:59:04    00:00:02:16    39
 Roma woman2: And yours is good?
Does your government

847    01:19:59:14    01:20:02:08    00:00:02:19    31
 Roma woman2: know that you call me wretched?

848    01:20:02:19    01:20:05:16    00:00:02:22    40
 Roma woman2: - Is it normal that I am wretched?
Glassey: - No.

849    01:20:05:20    01:20:07:17    00:00:01:22    39
 Roma woman2: I feel wretched because I have nothing.

850    01:20:09:24    01:20:14:11    00:00:04:12    46
 Roma woman2: I have 8 children.
In Romania we have no food,

851    01:20:14:21    01:20:16:07    00:00:01:11    17
 Roma woman2: no work, nothing!

852    01:20:18:13    01:20:19:17    00:00:01:04    24
Glassey: Where are your children?

853    01:20:19:21    01:20:21:14    00:00:01:18    27
 Roma woman2: In Romania, with my mother.

854    01:20:21:23    01:20:24:24    00:00:03:01    32
 Roma woman2: My husband is dead. Is it normal

855    01:20:25:03    01:20:27:14    00:00:02:11    24
 Roma woman2: to have to beg for food?

856    01:20:27:19    01:20:29:18    00:00:01:24    39
Passer-by1: Don’t give any money, you stupid idiot!

857    01:20:29:21    01:20:31:19    00:00:01:23    17
 Passer-by2: You’re the idiot!

858    01:20:33:11    01:20:37:11    00:00:04:00    59
 Passer-by2: Do you think we spend 5 hours
out in the cold for pleasure?

859    01:20:40:14    01:20:42:08    00:00:01:19    26
 Passer-by1: You live in a dream world!

860    01:20:42:11    01:20:44:13    00:00:02:02    35
 Passer-by3: I’m not in agreement with the city.

861    01:20:44:18    01:20:46:21    00:00:02:03    24
 Passer-by1: What are you doing here?

862    01:20:47:21    01:20:49:01    00:00:01:05    8
 Passer-by1: Go away!

863    01:20:50:09    01:20:53:15    00:00:03:06    28
Glassey: Madame, for the last time...

864    01:20:54:00    01:20:54:24    00:00:00:24    3
 Roma woman2: No!

865    01:20:55:02    01:20:57:07    00:00:02:05    31
Glassey: - Go away now!
 Roma woman2: - I’m not going.

866    01:20:57:10    01:21:00:10    00:00:03:00    36
Glassey: - You can come back at midday.
 Roma woman2: - No.

867    01:21:01:16    01:21:03:11    00:00:01:20    32
Glassey: Now put the money in your pocket

868    01:21:04:03    01:21:05:23    00:00:01:20    13
Glassey: and stand up.

869    01:21:06:10    01:21:09:01    00:00:02:16    44
 Roma woman2: Is this normal? Are
you allowed to touch me?

870    01:21:09:05    01:21:10:18    00:00:01:13    13
 Roma woman2: You’re a man!

871    01:21:10:20    01:21:11:15    00:00:00:20    22
Glassey: There are regulations.

872    01:21:18:09    01:21:21:17    00:00:03:08    74
Glassey: - Put the cardboard in the trash!
 Roma woman2: - No, I'm going to go and beg elsewhere.

873    01:21:21:23    01:21:22:22    00:00:00:24    13
Glassey: Fine with me.

874    01:21:23:07    01:21:25:10    00:00:02:03    19
Glassey: Thank you. Goodbye.

875    01:21:28:03    01:21:30:04    00:00:02:01    36
Policeman: She didn’t like the word "wretched"?

876    01:21:30:08    01:21:35:10    00:00:05:02    36
Glassey: It wasn’t intended that way. Well...

877    01:22:07:16    01:22:10:06    00:00:02:15    45
Costel: - Did you want to stay at school here?
Florin: - Yes.

878    01:22:12:04    01:22:13:24    00:00:01:20    19
 Costel: What’s the problem?

879    01:22:14:06    01:22:17:24    00:00:03:18    45
Florin: Where to sleep. They’re
closing the "bunker".

880    01:22:19:08    01:22:21:04    00:00:01:21    30
 Costel: If you had somewhere to sleep,

881    01:22:21:06    01:22:22:19    00:00:01:13    30
 Costel: would you go to school?
Florin: - Yes.

882    01:22:30:22    01:22:35:18    00:00:04:21    61
 Costel: We thank you very much.
In the two months of lessons with you

883    01:22:36:16    01:22:39:22    00:00:03:06    47
 Costel: he has learned to speak,
read and write French.

884    01:22:40:04    01:22:41:18    00:00:01:14    16
 Costel: Not very well...

885    01:22:42:11    01:22:46:04    00:00:03:18    50
 Costel: When we are in Romania
he will write you a letter.

886    01:22:46:13    01:22:48:08    00:00:01:20    27
Teacher: - In straight lines?
Florin: - Yes.

887    01:22:48:22    01:22:52:19    00:00:03:22    42
Teacher: - Will you write nicely? In French?
Florin: - Yes.

888    01:22:53:05    01:22:55:14    00:00:02:09    41
Teacher: You can also write something in Romanian.

889    01:22:57:24    01:23:00:12    00:00:02:13    38
 Costel: - Have a nice day.
Teacher: - Have a good trip.

890    01:23:00:16    01:23:02:05    00:00:01:14    25
 Costel: Thanks. Thanks very much.

891    01:23:30:11    01:23:32:02    00:00:01:16    24
Lamia: Here, Lari, chewing gum.

892    01:23:32:14    01:23:33:24    00:00:01:10    11
Romas: Look, Lari!

893    01:23:34:20    01:23:36:15    00:00:01:20    38
Lamia: - Lari, do you remember the bus?
Larissa: - No.

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