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ZAGREB, July 11 (Hina) - Roma in Croatia have a poor education and social status, they are mostly unemployed and live in poor conditions, however, about 98% are Croatian citizens and usually record an above-average (60%) turnout at elections - this is a rough sketch of a survey on the inclusion of Roma in Croatian society.
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