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Story summary
- Racial abuse in football is rising, prompting action from governing bodies.
- High-profile incidents involving Wesley Fofana and Vinicius Júnior underscore the sport's failure to protect players.
- FIFA and clubs have promised action while accountability remains elusive.
- Social media platforms face criticism for not enforcing the Online Safety Act against racist content.
- Advocates say online abuse has risen 45% and players may need to act.
