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News illustration depicting three Tottenham fans giving Nazi salutes in stadium stands amid shocked supporters during Champions League match, highlighting UEFA sanctions and club bans.
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Tottenham bans three fans for Nazi salutes after UEFA sanctions

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UEFA has fined Tottenham Hotspur €30,000 and imposed a suspended one-match ban on selling away tickets following Nazi salutes by three supporters during a Champions League game against Eintracht Frankfurt. The club has issued indefinite bans to the individuals involved and condemned the behavior as utterly abhorrent. The incident occurred during Tottenham's 2-0 victory on January 28, which secured their place in the last 16.

Ionara Sech recorded and shared a video of racist insults directed at her and two Brazilian friends at Frankfurt airport last Thursday.

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The Discrimination Ombudsman (DO) is demanding 170,000 kronor in damages from a bakery in Dalarna. A woman was allegedly dismissed via SMS when she sought to return to work after parental leave. The employer denies the dismissal, describing it as a misunderstanding.

Former BJP MP Sukhbir Singh Jaunapuria sparked controversy in Rajasthan's Tonk district by distributing blankets to women but taking them back from Muslim recipients, claiming he mistook them for party workers. The incident, captured in a viral video, has drawn sharp criticism from Congress leaders for promoting hate and discrimination.

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A constitutional law professor warns against potentially banning 'geng geng' teens from Bonifacio Global City, deeming it unconstitutional and harmful to free expression rights. The article argues that BGC, as private property, should not discriminate based on appearance or subculture. This risks setting a precedent applicable to other groups.

Actor Sambou Diaby, of African origin and born in Pamplona, has denounced on social media being expelled from a bar in Bilbao after being mistaken for a street vendor due to his skin color. His girlfriend recounted the incident in a video, where a waiter told him 'you can't sell here,' leaving Diaby feeling humiliated. The actor, who represents diversity in the Basque Country, called for reflection on racist attitudes.

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Actor Sambou Diaby was expelled from a central Bilbao bar after being mistaken for a 'mantero' street vendor due to his racial background, while with his partner. The establishment has issued sincere apologies, attributing it to a misunderstanding. Diaby voiced his deep humiliation and disappointment on social media.

 

 

 

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