The European Court of Human Rights' Grand Chamber found discrimination in the placement of Roma children in special schools. The judgment addressed the unequal effects of apparently neutral educational procedures. It strengthened the use of evidence of systemic disadvantage, challenging the assumption that unequal outcomes necessarily reflected individual ability rather than institutional practices.
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What institutional practice did D.H. and Others challenge?
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The case concerned discrimination in education and the unequal effects of procedures presented as neutral.
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