Swansea manager Steve Cooper is outraged by the disgusting racist abuse that Yan Danda has received amid concerns that Facebook’s actions are not strong enough as Facebook said the person who racially abused Danda after losing Swansea midweek in the FA Cup to Manchester City, will only be temporarily banned from sending Instagram. Messages and their accounts will not be closed, adding, “We believe it is important for people to have the opportunity to learn from their mistakes.” South Wales police continue to investigate violations, with support from both clubs, and Danda, whose father hails from India, told Sky Sports News on Friday that it is important to handle these matters in an appropriate manner – the day after the soccer leaders are sent in. An open letter to social media companies calls on them to do more to eliminate abuse, following a series of recent incidents. 1:14 Brian Swanson explains why Facebook suspended the account from which the racist abuse was sent to Swansea midfielder Yan Danda Cooper, to Swansea: “I’ve spent the past two days talking to Yan, checking well and making sure he knows he has full support from Everyone in the Football Club “The level of abuse I received was disgusting and I cannot describe in words how angry I was because one of my players suffered at the hands of someone who thinks racism is acceptable. PHOTO: Steve Cooper says everyone in Swansea is standing “shoulder to shoulder” with Danda. “What people don’t see are the consequences of being affected by people. Yan seemed upset and angry but it goes beyond that. His family is affected, those closest to him are being hurt and the ripples are spreading much wider than just Media Headline. “Weiwan and I have spoken many times about his heritage, and the pride he feels in representing his community is evident in everything he says and does. As such, he is a great role model and someone who takes this responsibility very seriously. “Everyone in the club stands side by side with Yan against racism or any form of discrimination. It was really difficult for him but his strength of character will stand him in place.” The full statement issued by a spokesperson for Facebook – which also owns Instagram – following the abuse Danda received said: “We don’t want racism and hate on our platform. Please tell me this is some kind of joke, what about the victims and their families and loved ones. Racial targeting or profiling Because of skin color, background, race, gender, etc. it stays with you forever! Https://t.co/kKtuDCJNpA— Ͳɾ օվ Ͳ օաղʂ ҽ ղժ (@ Towno10) February 12, 2021 “The person who sent this message has been prevented from sending Messages are for a specified period of time, and we will remove the new accounts created to get around this limitation. “We think it’s important for people to have the opportunity to learn n from their mistakes, but according to the new procedures that were put in place this week, if they continue to violate our rules, this will be removed” Account “. Dhanda: Deal with racism properly. Jan Danda told Sky Sports News on Friday that he is grateful for messages of support from “across the football community” after he was subjected to racist abuse online. 2:40 Yan Danda says he’s grateful for all the messages of support after becoming the latest high-profile footballer to be subjected to racist abuse on social media. The Swansea attacking midfielder, one of Britain’s most prominent South Asian footballers, said: I am grateful for all the messages of support I have received from across the football community and beyond. It is extremely important to handle these matters in an appropriate manner. Likewise, it is very important that we continue to educate and highlight success stories from all communities in the game. ”Dhanda added on Twitter:“ How could this happen in 2021? I am very proud of who I am and represent Asians. More needs to be done! ”
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