Romani children collecting iron from the ramshackle dwellings in Craica, an informal Roma settlement in Baia Mare, on May 12, 2012. Some of the dwellings are already abandoned, with their previous inhabitants being among the first to be relocated to Cuprom. On May 11, the mayor began his eviction plans by moving the first families to Cuprom and demolishing their homes. © Mugur Varzariu

Leleczi Luiz David, a Romani child of Romanian descent, carrying a mattress to their new temporary room in Cuprom, a formal factory office building, after their home in Craica, an informal Roma settlement in Baia Mare, was demolished on May 12, 2012. The eviction plans began on May 11 when the mayor started moving the first families to Cuprom and demolishing their homes. © Mugur Varzariu

A Romanian of Romani descent helps a relative install drapes at the door of his new temporary room in Cuprom, a disused copper factory office building, after their home in Craica, an informal Romani settlement in Baia Mare, was demolished on May 12, 2012. The eviction plans began on May 11 when the mayor started moving the first families to Cuprom and demolishing their homes. © Mugur Varzariu

Racz Codruta Mihaela, a Romani teenager of Romanian descent, watches her neighbor as he tries to settle in his new temporary room at Cuprom, a disused copper factory office building, after his home in Craica, an informal Romani settlement in Baia Mare, was demolished on May 12, 2012. The eviction plans began on May 11 when the mayor started moving the first families to Cuprom and demolishing their homes. © Mugur Varzariu