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Football is the biggest sport in the world and belongs to us all.

FARE is an international network of groups active in over 40 countries, our aim is to help support and and coordinate efforts across borders and strengthen activity at national level.

We want to see the beautiful game played without discrimination and used as a social tool to unite communities, overcome exclusion and create social change. Our focus is on tackling racism of all kinds, homophobia, and to empower minorities and women to realise their personal and collective potential.

 

 

 

 

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Football bodies seek tougher sanctions on discrimination
UEFA will consider stronger sanctions to deal with acts of discrimination at its annual Congress in London on Friday, as international football governing bodies announce new measures to deal with a problem that shows no signs of abating....
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Guide for Champions League Final for disabled fans
UEFA has published information for disabled supporters attending the 2013 UEFA Champions League Final at Wembley Stadium, in London....
23 May 2013
Italy coach hits out at racist attitudes to Balotelli
The Italian National team manager Cesare Prandelli has called for action by footballing bodies in ...
22 May 2013
Football app to challenge discrimination and promote inclusion
21 May 2013

Action Weeks Review 2012

FARE has produced a a Review of the 2012 weeks that sets out some of the increasingly creative activities that took place during the two weeks in October. If you work like a printed copy email us on info@farenet.org.

The review looks at the empowerment of minorities from ethnic or religious backgrounds, LGBT groups tackling homophobia and disability action; the work of NGO’s, supporters groups and amateur clubs in addressing issues in their football environments; and at the top-level of the game, it illustrates the initiatives taken at UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League matches and by professional clubs, leagues and football associations at national level. Read more.

Reporting abuse and discrimination in football

Reporting abuse and discrimination is one means through which we can highlight issues and challenge denial.

Statistics are helpful resources to measure progress and recognise further actions to be taken.
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