Published 1 year ago

Resignations at Cricket Scotland anti-racism group

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Four members of Cricket Scotland's Equality and anti-racism working group have resigned over what they see as a lack of progress in tackling racism. The four walked out in protest after Chairman Anjan Luthra said last week that progress was being made. Scottish Cricket has been in crisis since an independent report found the governance of the organisation to be institutionally racist.

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BBC News

Resignations at Cricket Scotland anti-racism group

Four people have walked after new Chairman Anjan Luthra claimed progress was being made on racism.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Cricket Scotland anti-racism group members quit over perceived lack of progress

Four members of Cricket Scotland’s anti-racism and Equality, Diversity and Inclusion advisory group have resigned over perceived lack of progress in tackling racism

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Cricket Scotland anti-racism group members quit over perceived lack of progress

Cricket Scotland chairman Anjan Luthra last week claimed progress was being made.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Stv

Four of Cricket Scotland's anti-racism advisory board resign

The organisation has been accused of failing to fully confront issues or deliver meaningful change.

1 year ago

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Cricket 365

Cricket Scotland anti-racism group members quit over perceived lack of progress - Cricket365

Four members of Cricket Scotland’s anti-racism and Equality, Diversity and Inclusion advisory group have resigned over perceived lack of progress in tackling racism. The resignations come following criticism last week after Cricket Scotland chairman Anjan Luthra claimed progress was being made. Scotland women’s international Abtaha Maqsood, businessman Imran Khan, academic Khadija Mohammed and Raza Sadiq, from Running Out Racism, are the four wh…

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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