it was a normal day, normal arrival. the policeman at the passport control said there was a problem with my visa and my passport, and he took me in a special room and in fact, the person i met was the tokyo prosecutor, who told me there is a problem and when i said, i need to make a phone call because some people are waiting for me , he said, you can t use your phone . so all of a sudden, i knew that there was something very serious going on. the only memory i have of this moment is shock, frozen, trauma. one minute you re a globetrotting chief exec, the next minute you are essentially incarcerated. what was that experience like? they took me to the detention centre
online to be banned from attending football matches. it wants the courts to be given new powers to crack down on perpetrators, like those who targeted members of the england squad after the euros 2020 final. it comes after hundreds of people turned out in support for striker marcus rashford after a mural of him was covered in racist graffiti on sunday. let s talk to the football coach, iuri baptista. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news. first off, why are we just concentrating on football? surely the racism is in society and itjust surely the racism is in society and it just enters the surely the racism is in society and itjust enters the stadium. i surely the racism is in society and itjust enters the stadium.- it ust enters the stadium. i think itjust enters the stadium. i think it is deeper itjust enters the stadium. i think it is deeper than itjust enters the stadium. i think it is deeper than that. itjust enters the stadium. i think it is deeper than that. i itj
embarrassment unless we change our attitude towards things like taking the knee, what goes through your mind when you hear that? that people have to feel embarrassed in order to take action and change things? i mean, i struggle. take action and change things? i mean, istruggle. i take action and change things? i mean, i struggle. ithink take action and change things? i mean, i struggle. i think there is a irig mean, i struggle. i think there is a big disconnect mean, i struggle. i think there is a big disconnect with mean, i struggle. i think there is a big disconnect with what - mean, i struggle. i think there is a big disconnect with what they - mean, i struggle. i think there is| a big disconnect with what they see and what a big disconnect with what they see and what is a big disconnect with what they see and what is acceptable a big disconnect with what they see and what is acceptable and - a big disconnect with what they see and what is acceptable and what i a big dis
condemns racism and are totally committed to the elimination of all forms of discrimination. there is no place for it in our game, or society as a whole, they say. organisations like yourself, you personally, portsmouth football club, many people saying this has to stop. people have been going on about this for a long time and nothing has changed. why not? 1 for a long time and nothing has changed. why not? for a long time and nothing has changed. why not? i think like you said at the start changed. why not? i think like you said at the start of changed. why not? i think like you said at the start of the changed. why not? i think like you said at the start of the interview i said at the start of the interview it is a said at the start of the interview it is a societal said at the start of the interview it is a societal problem - said at the start of the interview it is a societal problem and - said at the start of the interviewl it is a societal problem and until we address