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"Our Island Is Being Colonised": Irish Man's Post On Indian Family Buying House In Limerick Sparks Backlash
A video of an Indian family fixing their nameplate in Ireland has sparked a debate online after an Irish man termed the home purchase as "colonising".
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Man Tried For Racism Against Indian Family in Ireland
A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
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FIFA announce tougher sanctions for racism
FIFA's Congress in Mauritius on Friday adopted a resolution that will lead to tougher sanctions in cases of racism, including points deductions and even relegation for repeat offenders.
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Sepp Blatter softens position on relegation for racism
FIFA President Sepp Blatter has softened his stance on calling for clubs to be punished with relegation after serious racist abuse, suggesting that fans would deliberately provoke incidents.
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Guilty clubs could be demoted over racism, says Sepp Blatter
Blatter's remarks come in the light of Ghanaian midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng leading his AC Milan team-mates off the pitch in a club friendly earlier this month after being racially abused.
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Sepp Blatter warns players not to run away from racism
Blatter is adamant the game should always go on whatever the provocation, but he does admit that greater sanctions need to be placed on guilty parties if football is to effectively combat racism.
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Euro 2012: Croatia risk UEFA wrath again over fans behaviour
After a fine from UEFA for crowd trouble at their opening Euro 2012 match with Ireland, and amid a probe over racism during their game with Italy, Croatia could be back in the dock after fans hurled a flare in their final group fixture with Spain.
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FIFA chief Blatter 'hurt' by racism storm
FIFA chief Sepp Blatter Wednesday admitted he was "hurt" by the outrage sparked by his controversial comments about racism in football as he struggled to draw a line under the row.
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Arsene Wenger ridicules Blatter's take on racism
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has ridiculed FIFA president Sepp Blatter's comments on racism, saying that any player who is found guilty of racism should be given due punishment.
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Sexwale: Blatter's comments 'problematic'
The South African politician dragged into the racism uproar engulfing Sepp Blatter says the FIFA president's comments were "unfortunate" and problematic" but he is not willing to "kick a man when he's down."
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Blatter sorry for racism remark but won't resign
FIFA president Sepp Blatter apologised on Friday for his "unfortunate comments" on racism in the game but rejected calls to resign as head of world football's governing body.
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Blatter faces calls to resign in racism furor
Britain's sports minister led calls for FIFA president Sepp Blatter to resign on Thursday after the global football supremo played down the extent of racism in the sport.
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"Our Island Is Being Colonised": Irish Man's Post On Indian Family Buying House In Limerick Sparks Backlash
A video of an Indian family fixing their nameplate in Ireland has sparked a debate online after an Irish man termed the home purchase as "colonising".
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Man Tried For Racism Against Indian Family in Ireland
A man appeared before a court in Northern Ireland for alleged racism against an Indian family and for pounding the front door of their residence with a hammer, a media report said.
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FIFA announce tougher sanctions for racism
FIFA's Congress in Mauritius on Friday adopted a resolution that will lead to tougher sanctions in cases of racism, including points deductions and even relegation for repeat offenders.
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Sepp Blatter softens position on relegation for racism
FIFA President Sepp Blatter has softened his stance on calling for clubs to be punished with relegation after serious racist abuse, suggesting that fans would deliberately provoke incidents.
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Guilty clubs could be demoted over racism, says Sepp Blatter
Blatter's remarks come in the light of Ghanaian midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng leading his AC Milan team-mates off the pitch in a club friendly earlier this month after being racially abused.
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Sepp Blatter warns players not to run away from racism
Blatter is adamant the game should always go on whatever the provocation, but he does admit that greater sanctions need to be placed on guilty parties if football is to effectively combat racism.
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Euro 2012: Croatia risk UEFA wrath again over fans behaviour
After a fine from UEFA for crowd trouble at their opening Euro 2012 match with Ireland, and amid a probe over racism during their game with Italy, Croatia could be back in the dock after fans hurled a flare in their final group fixture with Spain.
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FIFA chief Blatter 'hurt' by racism storm
FIFA chief Sepp Blatter Wednesday admitted he was "hurt" by the outrage sparked by his controversial comments about racism in football as he struggled to draw a line under the row.
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Arsene Wenger ridicules Blatter's take on racism
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has ridiculed FIFA president Sepp Blatter's comments on racism, saying that any player who is found guilty of racism should be given due punishment.
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Sexwale: Blatter's comments 'problematic'
The South African politician dragged into the racism uproar engulfing Sepp Blatter says the FIFA president's comments were "unfortunate" and problematic" but he is not willing to "kick a man when he's down."
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Blatter sorry for racism remark but won't resign
FIFA president Sepp Blatter apologised on Friday for his "unfortunate comments" on racism in the game but rejected calls to resign as head of world football's governing body.
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Blatter faces calls to resign in racism furor
Britain's sports minister led calls for FIFA president Sepp Blatter to resign on Thursday after the global football supremo played down the extent of racism in the sport.
