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Campaigning Football Fans Union Campaign to highlight what fans can do to protest about the ITV Digital debacle. Safe Standing Campaign to restore safe standing at football grounds. No to Section 27 'Watching football is not a crime!' Reclaim our fixtures The Football League wants to charge non profit sites to list fixtures! Hillsborough Justice Campaign Families still fighting for justice after the 1989 tragedy. Legislation New and pending UK legislation Links to Bills currently before Parliament, recent Acts, related info and more Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001 The updated act from the Home Office website CJA Section 60 Extra stop and search powers that can be used against footie fans Section 27 of the Violent Crime Reduction Act 2006 Police powers to force fans to leave specified areas Football (Disorder) Act 2000 The full act from the Home Office website 1999 Football (Offences and Disorder) Bill Breakdown of the Bill and all its multifarious clauses Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 The full act from the Home Office website Football and the Criminal Justice Act How football fans might be affected by the Act Home Office Review of football-related legislation Follow the link or view this immense 900k .PDF file anti-racism: Football unites, Racism divides Excellent campaigning website Football Supporters Federation Fans campaigning website Kickitout.org/ The Let's Kick Racism Out of Football campaign online Supporter's Organisations Football Supporters' Association UK organisation representing the interests of fans, nationally and locally National Federation of Football Supporters' Clubs Oldest and largest organisation representing the views of Football Supporters SupportersDirect.org Charity helping fans get involved with their clubs Football Governance Research Centre Governance and regulatory issues facing the football industry Hooliganism and research Hooligans BBC site detailing and documenting football violence in the UK and abroad. Social Issues Research Centre Interesting site tracing football violence back to its medieval origins Media coverage of football hooliganism Critique of sensationalism and exaggeration in the media. The hooliganism hype Excellent article by Duleep Allirajah of Spiked Online www.footballhooligans.org.uk Research into Football Violence Football Violence in Europe In-depth study with extensive resources British Soccer Superhooligans By A. J. Haley, Prof., Arizona State University Home Office Arrests Stats 2007-8 Stats for football-related arrests and banning order 2007-2008 [PDF] Home Office Arrests Stats 2006-7 Stats for football-related arrests and banning order 2006-2007 [PDF] National Criminal Intelligence Service Arrest figures for 2000-2001 season with downloadable PDF anaylsis Publications and books 'The Roots of Football Hooliganism' Marsh, Rosser & Harre (Routledge, Kegan Paul). 'The Hillsborough Stadium Disaster' Lord Justice Taylor 1990 'Crowd Safety and Control at Sports Grounds' Mr Justice Popplewell 'A Study of Football Crowd Behaviour' Harper (1989-90) 'Steaming In - Journal of a Football Fan' Ward (Simon & Schuster) 'Hooligan - A History of Respectable Fears' Pearson (MacMillan)

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