Greek Mystery Girl's Identity Confirmed by DNA
Oct. 25, 2013
By RUSSELL GOLDMAN
ギリシャでジプシーに拉致されたといわれる少女、結局、夫婦の証言どおり、生活に困った親から、貰い受けた子供であった、と。
拉致の嫌疑を掛けられた夫婦、および、ロマ、ジプシーの人々にもとんだ迷惑だった。
ナチに虐殺され、いまだに差別で苛まれるジプシーの実質的地位向上なくして、人権に関して、欧州人は大きな顔をすべきではない。
Oct. 25, 2013
By RUSSELL GOLDMAN
DNA confirms that a child found by police in a Gypsy encampment in central Greece is the daughter of a Bulgarian migrant, who says she gave up her baby because she could not afford to care for her.
Sasha Ruseva, a 35-year-old Bulgarian Gypsy, or Roma, said she gave birth to the girl, called Maria, four years ago while working as an olive picker in Greece.
The girl was found last week during a crackdown by Greek authorities on Gypsy settlements. Authorities became suspicious of the couple who claimed to be her parents, because of the girl's blonde hair and blue eyes.
"We gave her, we gifted her, without money," Sashka Ruseva told Bulgaria's TV7 on Friday.
Authorities tracked Ruseva to a gypsy camp in Nikolaevo in rural Bulgaria. She was found living with her husband and several other children, in a home without running water. Five of the couple's children also have blonde hair and blue eyes and resemble Maria.
The Greek Gypsy couple, with whom Ruseva left the girl, were arrested last week for child abduction, a claim they deny.
ギリシャでジプシーに拉致されたといわれる少女、結局、夫婦の証言どおり、生活に困った親から、貰い受けた子供であった、と。
拉致の嫌疑を掛けられた夫婦、および、ロマ、ジプシーの人々にもとんだ迷惑だった。
ナチに虐殺され、いまだに差別で苛まれるジプシーの実質的地位向上なくして、人権に関して、欧州人は大きな顔をすべきではない。
