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Updated / Wednesday, 12 Feb 2020 23:48 Amnesty International Ireland praised the club for an 'incredible' track record on social justice issues An image of a family fleeing war and the message "Refugees Welcome" are central to Bohemian FC's new away jersey. The Dublin club has teamed up with Amnesty…
bubmag
February 12, 2020
Bohemians release new away jersey in partnership with Amnesty International Refugees Welcome

Bohemians release new away jersey in partnership with Amnesty International

LEAGUE OF IRELAND outfit Bohemian FC have launched their 2020 away jersey, and joined forces with Amnesty International Ireland.  An iconic image of a family fleeing war takes centre-place on the shirt along with the message “refugees welcome,” as Bohemians and Amnesty come together to call for an end to…
bubmag
February 12, 2020
‘Refugees Welcome’: Bohemian FC puts Amnesty slogan on its new strip Refugees Welcome

‘Refugees Welcome’: Bohemian FC puts Amnesty slogan on its new strip

Bohemian Football Club’s new away strip features the slogan “Refugees Welcome” emblazoned across its jerseys after the Dublin soccer team partnered with Amnesty International to campaign for an end to direct provision. The jersey also features a silhouette of a fleeing family and the slogan “Love Football, Hate Racism” on…
bubmag
February 12, 2020
Bohemians insist new ‘Refugees Welcome’ jersey is a humanitarian statement, not a political one Refugees Welcome

Bohemians insist new ‘Refugees Welcome’ jersey is a humanitarian statement, not a political one

Bohemians have announced a partnership with Amnesty International by unveiling a new away jersey which highlights the plight of asylum seekers in Ireland. he League of Ireland Premier Division outfit last year gained global attention by unveiling a Bob Marley tribute shirt, but the Phibsboro club had to withdraw the…
bubmag
February 12, 2020
Journalists like me have stopped going on TV to save our sanity. We don’t need more of the same bigoted ‘debate’ Refugees Welcome

Journalists like me have stopped going on TV to save our sanity. We don’t need more of the same bigoted ‘debate’

Something worrying is happening in the British media. In fact, a tide has been turning for some time. As waves of shouting over Brexit and bigotry roll over us, we are left swimming in a industry-wide sea of contrarian commentary. The problem is not entirely…
bubmag
January 29, 2020