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Hate ‘alive and well’ within football, anti-racism charity says

Hate ‘alive and well’ within football, anti-racism charity says

  • Two men arrested for making ‘discriminatory gestures’ at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
  • Brentford players report racial abuse against family members during game at Goodison Park
By Arab News ·
UK government demands progress on racism in cricket

UK government demands progress on racism in cricket

By AFP ·
Steve Cohen, who chaired the first part of the hearing, spoke of the importance of Muslim, Arab and South Asian American communities in America’s history. (Screenshot)

Muslims and Arabs tell US Congress hearing of their experiences of bigotry

By ALI YOUNES ·
While CBS’s D’Agata issued an apology the next day, this isn’t the only instance of casual racism sneaking into coverage of the crisis. (Screenshot)

Journalists’ racist comments towards Arabs and Afghans spark online uproar

By Arab News ·
Special The fury targeting Dalia Ahmad came after she described the country’s long-reigning party officials as crocodiles. (Twitter)

Lebanon: Hezbollah trolls harass critical Black news anchor with racist tweets

By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·
UEFA human rights, environmental strategy meets challenges

UEFA human rights, environmental strategy meets challenges

By AP ·
British sporting bodies not taking racism seriously, health secretary says

British sporting bodies not taking racism seriously, health secretary says

By Arab News ·
Up to March this year, 25 percent of the Prevent program’s 4,915 referrals related to right-wing extremist views. (Reuters/File Photo)

More far-right extremists referred to UK counter-radicalization program than Islamists

By Arab News ·
English cricket racism exposed by victim Rafiq at parliament

English cricket racism exposed by victim Rafiq at parliament

By AP ·
Yorkshire Country Cricket Club's handling of Azeem Rafiq's racism allegations have been criticised. (AFP/Getty)

A proud County finds itself under fire in latest cricket controversy

By Jon Pike ·
Azeem Rafiq — who was at one point one of England’s most promising cricketers — raised the alarm about what he called “institutional racism” at Yorkshire CCC. (Reuters/File Photo)

UK govt vows to ‘step in’ if Yorkshire cricket club racism response falls short

By Arab News ·
UK equalities authority to probe Yorkshire cricket racism row

UK equalities authority to probe Yorkshire cricket racism row

By Arab News ·
Hungary gets 1-match fan ban, $217,000 FIFA fine for racism

Hungary gets 1-match fan ban, $217,000 FIFA fine for racism

By AP ·

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