Saturday’s clash between the two sides falls on the same day as United Nations Anti-Racism Day, and arrives on the back of fervent debate on what football can do to stamp out discrimination.
The latest campaign, ‘Rivals on the pitch. United against racism’, has been spearheaded by fans on both sides of the South Wales divide, and has gathered momentum since the recent racial abuse directed at Swans star Yan Dhanda on social media earlier in the season.
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Prosecutors accused prominent members of the far-right nationalist group of conspiring together in connection with the Jan. 6 attack.
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Siham Hamud’s father says he is pleased Uxbridge high school listened to the family’s concerns. Siham Hamud, 12, had described being bullied for her religious beliefs after being sent home every day in December from Uxbridge high school in Hillingdon, west London, and told to only come back when she wore a shorter skirt.
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Extinction Rebellion have accused the Tories of trying to create ‘an authoritarian police state’. So what will the law actually do? Here’s an explanation, and a few things to be worried about as the bill goes for its second reading today.
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POLICE in south Wales have been accused of using “intimidation tactics” against campaigners demanding justice for Mohamud Hassan after arresting three who joined protests over the young man’s death.
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