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Tag: Racism in association football

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23Feb/15

UN rights office condemns racist incident on Paris Metro

February 23, 2015WorldAssociation football, Association football culture, Champions League, Chelsea, Drouot, Geneva, International Olympic Committee, London, Paris, Paris police, Racism in association football, RUPERT COLVILLE, Sepp Blatter, soccer, Social Issues, Souleymane, spokesman, Sports, Switzerlandsmbale

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND (FEBRUARY 20, 2015) (REUTERS) – The United Nations rights office said on Friday (February 20) that there was still much work to be done to get rid of racism from soccer.
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21Feb/15

Chelsea fans condemn racism

February 21, 2015Football2017–18 Chelsea F.C. season, Alastair Campbell, Association football, Burnley, Chelsea, Chelsea F.C., Claude, Didier, Didier Drogba, Drogba, Edwardian era, English footballers, football, Football in England, Fulham, Hasselbaink, Israeli Jews, Jimmy Floyd, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, José Mourinho, London, London derbies, Marcel Desailly, Paris, Racism in association football, Social Issues, Souleymane, Sports, Stamford Bridge, Tony Blair, United Kingdomsmbale

Football fans arriving for Chelsea’s match against Burnley condemn the racist incident that took place in Paris on Tuesday.
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