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Among the thousands of fans in the stands at Europe's biggest soccer games are a few people operating undercover. Trained volunteer observers listen for racist chants and watch for extremist symbols on banners. The observer, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the job requires it, is part of a program run on behalf of European soccer's governing body, UEFA, by the Fare Network, a prominent anti-discrimination group.

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Sanctions on any who bought it, for any beach of cat regulation of any joint station, the nation is all said, we cannot put our players in the situation where they might be booked or even forced to leave the field of play. it has left the nation is all said, we cannot put our players in the situation where they might be booked or even forced to leave the field of play. it has left the nations are frustrated, disappointed, and they say they will now show their support in other ways. as you can im...

But current players have had their say, too, both england and wales among a number of teams who will wear armbands as part of a non—discrimination campaign in a country where being gay is illegal. i think any gay fans coming here would be safe, but sadly some of our fan groups, three lions pride, most of the members have decided not to come. that is their personal decision, but we have repeatedly asked for assurances that gay fans would be safe here, and we understand they will be. you have ha...

Today, a vocal critic of the tournament told me how he felt about being here. there is this kind of queasy feeling around it at the moment. there are significant issues around this world cup, obviously, with human rights issues, whats happened with the building of the stadiums and workers rights, and homophobia, well, i think it is tainted. and because of that and other human rights issues. but current players have had their say, too, both england and wales among a number of teams who will wear ...

Human rights issues. but current players have had their say, too, with england and wales among a number of teams who will wear armbands as part of a non—discrimination campaign in a country where being gay is illegal. i think any gay fans coming here would be safe, but sadly some of our fan groups, three lions pride, most of the members have decided not to come. that is their personal decision, but we have repeatedly asked for assurances that gay fans would be safe here, and we understand they...

Well, i think it is tainted. and because of that and other human rights issues. but current players have had their say, too, with england and wales among a number of teams who will wear armbands as part of a non—discrimination campaign in a country where being gay is illegal. i think any gay fans coming here would be safe, but sadly some of our fan groups, three lions pride, most of the members have decided not to come. that is their personal decision, but we have repeatedly asked for assuranc...

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There is this kind of queasy feeling around it at the moment. there are significant issues around this world cup, obviously, with human rights issues, whats happened with the building well, i think it is tainted. and because of that and other human rights issues. but current players have had their say, too, with england and wales among a number of teams who will wear armbands as part of a non—discrimination campaign in a country where being gay is illegal. i think any gay fans coming here woul...