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Surge in racist displays in Russian football


Frame grab made from the APTN footage Alexander Shprygin speaks to The Associated Press in Moscow, Russia on Friday, December 4, 2015. Alexander Shprygin heads the All-Russian Supporters’ Union. Anti-discrimination organisation FARE has accused Shprygin of displaying racist and Nazi symbols and called for him to be removed from a government commission overseeing Moscow’s preparations for the 2018 World Cup. Photo: AP MOSCOW: The number of racist displays by Russian football fans has doubled in the country which will host the World Cup in 2018, with most cases going unpunished, anti-discrimination campaigners say. Researchers from the Moscow-based SOVA Centre and …read more

Source: The Himalayan Times

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