Here at Sky Sports, we are clear that we do not tolerate online hate.\u00a0Hate Won’t Win.<\/p>\n
As we’ve said before many times, at Sky Sports, everybody is welcome – it’s a message we are proud to share.<\/p>\n
We noted, as we reported earlier this week, British tennis star Katie Boulter speaking out to the BBC about the horrific abuse she receives<\/a>. We stand with Katie, her colleagues who spoke out against the abuse and support the request from platforms and government that more should be done to protect all on social media.<\/p>\n We saw, and reported too, Alessia Russo, as she prepares to represent England in the European Championships in Switzerland, talk about how damaging reading social media posts can be<\/a>.<\/p>\n She will turn off her attention to social media during the competition, but should she really have to?<\/p>\n Sky Sports supports Russo and the Lionesses in that they should be able to compete at elite tournaments without being the subject of vile online abuse.<\/p>\n So here again, we state our position on Online Hate<\/a>:<\/p>\n We also need your help…<\/strong><\/p>\n If you see a reply to Sky Sports posts and\/or content with an expression of hate on the basis of race, sex, colour, gender, nationality, ethnicity, disability, religion, sexuality, age or class, please copy the URL to the hateful post and<\/strong> screengrab it and email us here<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n Kick It Out reporting racism<\/strong><\/p>\n\n