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“Warning for thieves. Captured shoplifters will be prosecuted. Plainclothes police officers are working in this area”, is the poster that outraged the honest Romanians of London.
Among them is Iolanda Costide, a well-known Romanian architect in London, who until 1995 headed the Romanian Cultural Association in England. The Romanian reacted harshly upon seeing the poster and sent a protest letter to the store’s management.
“It is not worth it for a chain that presents itself as progressive, serving people like Tesco, to allow ethnic profiling in its stores. The image shows a warning, in Romanian, against the thief.
Do we have to believe that all Romanians are thieves, or perhaps only those who do not speak the language of the bard and need this scandalous message to be explained in Romanian? Please remove those posters from your stores, otherwise we will draw the attention of the Committee for Equality and Human Rights to their practices, “is the message of the Romanian woman.
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