The Government is guilty of a “glaring omission” for failing to mention human rights issues in its new football White Paper, according to Amnesty International...
The Government is guilty of a “glaring omission” for failing to mention human rights issues in its new football White Paper, according to Amnesty International.
“Football is close to the hearts of many people in this country and there’s real disquiet at the lack of safeguards in the current owners’ and directors’ rules over those linked to human rights violations overseas being able to acquire historic English clubs. Sports Minister Stuart Andrew responded directly to a question on why the White Paper did not mention human rights by saying: “We will obviously be looking at other regulatory bodies to see what mechanisms they are using.
“This will very much be looking at the individuals who are wanting to buy clubs or who are running clubs,” he said.
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