Rome: theSerie A and Oscad together against racism.

An intense game that becomes a precious opportunity to promote important initiatives against hateful phenomena such as discrimination.

It is no coincidence that the Lega Serie A has been involved in the anti-discrimination campaign for years now “Keep Racism Out” with the aim of keeping racism away from stadiums, ensuring equal treatment and the protection of human rights in football.

Many actors were involved in this virtuous battle: footballers, coaches, referees, managers of sports clubs, fans, enthusiasts and this year for the first time also the OSCAD.

Since 2010, OSCAD (Observatory for Security Against Discriminatory Acts of the Department of Public Security) has been working to combat hate crimes and promote a culture of inclusion and non-discrimination, including in the world of sports.

His logo was placed on the sleeves of the t-shirts of the 23 children who accompanied and will accompany the players and the referees on the pitch, in all the matches until the end of the championship.

This is a way to remember the commitment of the State Police and the Carabinieri in promoting tolerance and fighting against all forms of racism.