Composition of the Committee

The ADI-ROM consists of representatives of the member states of the Council of Europe, as well as participants and observers.

Members
ALBANIA
Member: Merita Xhafaj, Ministry of Health and Social Protection
ANDORRA
Member:
Substitute member:
ARMENIA
Member:
Substitute member:
AUSTRIA
Member: Simone Daxecker, Federal Chancellery of Austria
Substitute member: Kerstin Sitte, Federal Chancellery of Austria
AZERBAIJAN
Member: Fahri Karimli, First Secretary, Department of Cooperation with International Human Rights Institutions, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan
BELGIUM
Member: Ahmed Ahkim, Directeur, Centre de Médiation des Gens du Voyage; Daphné Costes, Policy Advisor, Agency of Home Affairs, Flanders; Joenah Malot, Anti-Poverty and Urban Cohesion Department
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
Member: Saliha Đuderija, Assistant Minister, Ministry for Human Rights and Refugees
Substitute member: Aleksandra Jaric, Expert, Ministry for Human Rights and Refugees
BULGARIA
Member: Ahavni Topakbachian, State Expert, Secretariat of the National Council for Cooperation on Ethnic and Integration Issues
CROATIA
Member: Alen Tahiri, Director, Government Office for Human Rights and Rights of National Minorities
Substitute member: Aleksa Đokić, Head of Service, Government Office for Human Rights and Rights of National Minorities
CYPRUS
Member: Maria Yiangou, Officer of Social Services A’, Ministry of Labour, Welfare and Social Insurance
CZECH REPUBLIC
Member: Klára Jůnová, Head of the Government Council for Roma Minority Affairs and Secretariat of the Government Council for National Minorities Department of Human Rights and Minority Protection, The Office of the Government of the Czech Republic
Substitute member: Andrea Baršová, Head of Department for Human Rights and Minority Protection, The Office of the Government of the Czech Republic
DENMARK
Member:
Substitute member:
ESTONIA
Member: Mall Saul, Chief Specialist
FINLAND
Member: Anneli Weiste, Senior Specialist, Secretary General, National Board of Romani Affairs, Ministry of Social Affairs and Health
FRANCE
Member: Manuel Demougeot, Director of Cabinet of the Interministerial Delegate for Accommodation and Access to Housing (DIHAL), Ministry of Territorial Cohesion
GEORGIA
Member: Tinatin Ghogheliani, Head of the Civic Equality Department, Office of the State Minister of Georgia for Reconciliation and Civic Equality
GERMANY
Member: Thomas Kiesgen, Federal Ministry of the Interior and Community
GREECE
Member: Eleftheria Koumalatsou, Special Advisor to the Secretary General for Social Solidarity and Fight Against Poverty of the Hellenic Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs
Substitute member: Fotini Vlachaki, Official at the General Secretariat for Social Solidarity and Fight Against Poverty of the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs
HUNGARY
Member: Tamas Szondy, Desk Officer for Social Inclusion AffairsDepartment of Social Inclusion Resources, Deputy State Secretariat for Social Inclusion, Ministry of Interior
Substitute member: Ágnes Osztolykán, First Secretary, Permanent Representation of Hungary to the Council of Europe
ICELAND
Member:
Substitute member:
IRELAND
Member: Conor McGinn, Assistant Principal Officer, Traveller and Roma Policy Unit, Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth
ITALY
Member: Roberto Bortone, National Office for Racial Anti-Discrimination (U.N.A.R.), Department for Equal Opportunities, Presidency of the Council of Ministers
LATVIA
Member: Anita Kleinberga, Head of the Division for Society Integration and Development of Civil Society of the Departments of Society Integration Affairs, Ministry of Culture
LIECHTENSTEIN
Member:
Substitute member:
LITHUANIA
Member:
Substitute member:
LUXEMBOURG
Member: Pierre Weiss, Ministry of Family Affairs, Integration and the Greater Region
MALTA
Member: Diane Muscat Vella, Director General, Department for Industrial and Employment Relations within the Office of the Prime Minister
REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
Member: Nicolae Rădiţa, Adviser to the Prime Minister for Human Rights and Interethnic Relations
Substitute member: Olga Petuhova, Agency of Inter-Ethnic Relations
MONACO
Member:
Substitute member:
MONTENEGRO
Member: Tatjana Anđelić, Head of Department for European integration, programming and implementing of EU funds, Ministry for Human and Minority Rights
THE NETHERLANDS
Member:
Substitute member:
NORTH MACEDONIA
Member: Mabera Kamberi, Head of Department for Coordination and Technical Assistant to the Minister, Ministry of Labour and Social Policy
NORWAY
Member: Kristina Strædet Gitmark, Specialist Director, Norwegian Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation
Substitute member: Cecilie Haare, Senior Adviser, Norwegian Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation
POLAND
Member: Malgorzata Milewska, Phd, Ministry of Interior and Administration Department of Denominations and National and Ethnic Minorities, National Minorities Division
PORTUGAL
Member: Berill Erika Baranyai, Support Unit for Roma communities (NACI), High Commission for Migration (ACM)
ROMANIA
Member: Péter János Makkai, State Secretary, Ministry of Labor and Social Security
SAN MARINO
Member:
Substitute member:
SERBIA
Member: Ninoslav Jovanovic, State Secretary, Ministry for Human and Minority Rights and Social Dialogue
Substitute member:
SLOVAK REPUBLIC
Member: Ján Hero, Government Plenipotentiary for the Roma Community, Government Office of the Slovak Republic
SLOVENIA
Member: Stanko Baluh, Director of the Office for National Minorities, Government of the Republic of Slovenia
Substitute member: Marčela Novlljan Lovrincic, Government of the Republic of Slovenia, Office for National Minorities
Substitute member: Nataša Bergelj, Head of Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Directorate for Multilateral Affairs and Development Cooperation, Human Rights Department
SPAIN
Member: Lourdes Magana de Larriva, Desk Officer for Social Programmes, Deputy-Directorate General of Social Programmes, Directorate General of Family Diversity and Social Services, Ministry of Social Rights and Agenda 2030
SWEDEN
Member: Linnéa Meyer, Desk Officer, Division for Civil Society and National Minorities, Ministry of Culture
Substitute member:
SWITZERLAND
Member: Rosalita Giorgetti-Marzorati, Scientific collaborator, Federal Department of Home Affairs, Federal Office of Culture, Language and Society Service
Substitute member: Rosalita Giorgetti Marzorati, Scientific collaborator, Federal Department of Home Affairs, Federal Office of Culture, Language and Society Service
REPUBLIC OF TÜRKIYE
Member: Ömer Turan Mazgal, Expert of Family, Labor and Social Services, National Roma Contact Point of Turkey, Ministry Family, Labor and Social Services, DG of Family and Community Services
UKRAINE
Member: Olena Bogdan, Head of the State Service of Ukraine for Ethnic Affairs and Freedom of Conscience
UNITED KINGDOM
Member: Claire Hoskins, Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities
Substitute member: Sean Bianco, Policy Advisor, Hate Crime and Community Tensions Policy Team
Non-Member states having observer status with the Council of Europe
HOLY SEE
Member: Alessandra Silvi, Official of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development

Participants
The following may send representatives, without the right to vote and at the charge of their corresponding administrative budgets:
- Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe;
- Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe;
- European Court of Human Rights;
- Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights;
- Conference of INGOs of the Council of Europe;
- Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB);
- European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI);
- Advisory Committee on the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities;
- Committee of Experts of the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages;
- Committees or other bodies of the Council of Europe engaged in related work as appropriate.
The following may send a representative without the right to vote and without defrayal of expenses:
- European Union (one or more representatives, including its Fundamental Rights Agency- FRA);
- Observer States to the Council of Europe: Canada, Holy See, Japan, Mexico, United States of America;
- other international organisations, including the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe/Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (OSCE/ODIHR), United Nations (including its specialised agencies, programmes, funds and other entities), Regional Cooperation Council (RCC), International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA), World Health Organization (WHO) – Regional Office for Europe, World Bank, European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI).

Observers
The following may send representatives, without the right to vote and without defrayal of expenses:
- non-member States with which the Council of Europe has a Neighbourhood Partnership including relevant co-operation activities;
- Amnesty International;
- European Network of Equality Bodies (Equinet);
- European Network of National Human Rights Institutions (ENNHRI); European Roma and Travellers Forum (ERTF);
- European Roma Information Office (ERIO);
- European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC);
- Forum of European Roma Young People (FERYP);
- International Roma Women’s Network IRWN/Phenjalipe;
- Open Society Foundations (OSF);
- Roma Education Fund (REF).

Chair
- Jan Hero (Slovak Republic)
Vice-Chair
- Mabera Kamberi (North Macedonia)
Rapporteurs
Antigypsyism, Hate Speech and Violence
- Nicolae Radita (Republic of Moldova)
- Alen Tahiri (Croatia), Substitute
Gender Equality
- Mabera Kamberi (North Macedonia)
- Fotini Vlachaki (Greece), Substitute
Roma Children
- Malgorzata Milewska (Poland)
- Kristina Gitmark (Norway), Substitute
Roma Youth
- Berill Baranyai (Portugal)
- Tamas Szondy (Hungary), Substitute

Eleni Tsetsekou, Secretary to the ADI-ROM
Petra Neumann, Co-Secretary to the ADI-ROM
Marta Sappé Griot, Assistant to the ADI-ROM