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Women and children of Roma origins leave their homes on April 22, 2011 in the small, conflict-stricken village of Gyongyospata, in northeastern Hungary, as a far right militia was to arrive there for a three-day training camp. 277 Roma children and women boarded the five buses provided by an NGO to leave Gyongyospata, 81 kilometres (50 miles) from Budapest, before the Vedero militia sets up camp in the village, said the head of the local Roma community. AFP PHOTO / ATTILA KISBENEDEK