11 Point Program Against Racism in Sport
1) Each member club of a Federation will issue a public statement announcing its opposition to any form of racism, hatred or intolerance, and sanction any perpetrator, according to a ruling that be visibleto all who frequent such meetings.
2) Clubs should publically condemn racist the chants, symbols, banners and behavior that are racists,xenophobic, discriminatory or NeoNazis at matches.
3) Season ticket holders should sign a sworn declaration committing themselves to refrain from participating in racist incidents. The violation ofsuch commitment will be enough reason to prevent their entrance to the club.
4) Prevent the dissemination and circulation of racist, xenophobic, discriminatory and intolerance materials and / or publications inside the stadium and/or the surroundingareas.
5) Take disciplinary measures against players, coach, journalists and fans implicated in cases of racism, discrimination or xenophobia, wheter in the stadium or social networks.
6) Establish contact with other colleague clubs to guarantee that they be properly informed aboutthe institution’s policy regarding racism, xenophobia, discrimination or intolerance.
7) Coordinate anti-racist practices with police, law enforcement and the club’s own security staff to determine common strategies to penalize cases ofracism, xenophobia and discrimination.
8) To delete, remove or eliminate any poster, panel, graffiti or other racist, xenophobic or discriminatory material that is present in thestadiums.
9) Adopt a policy of equal opportunities regarding employment and service provision.
10) Work in coordination with diverse groups such as players, fans, volunteers, institutes of sport training, schools, sponsors, merchants, police,communications media, civil society and academies, in order to develop plans of action aimed to prevent, eliminate and sanctionexpressions of racism, xenophobia and intolerance.
11) Establish an award that will recognize, at the end of each season, the club or the sportsman who during that period, had promoted or achievedthe best practices against racism., xenophobia and discrimination.