(CAS) of the Legislative Assembly of the Federal District (CLDF) unanimously approved Bill 429/2023, known as the Vinicius Jr. Law. Authored by district deputy Max Maciel (PSOL), the bill seeks to address racial discrimination in stadiums and sports arenas in the Federal District (DF). After approval by the CAS, the bill will be analyzed by the Economy, Budget and Finance (CEOF) and Constitution and Justice (CCJ) committees.
The bill includes educational campaigns to combat racism during sporting and cultural events, using large screens, loudspeakers, murals and pamphlets. It also allows for the termination of matches in cases of racist behavior, in addition to the sanctions provided for in sports legislation. Data shows a significant increase in cases of racism in the Federal District, highlighting the urgency of such measures.
Campinas
In Campinas (SP), the Vinicius Jr. Law was published in the Official kenya mobile database Gazette, establishing that matches may be interrupted or terminated in cases of discrimination. The legislation requires educational campaigns and the dissemination of public policies to assist victims of racism. The law also provides for guidance for employees and service providers, in addition to the creation of measures to welcome and assist victims.
Paraiba
Paraíba has approved Law 12,957/2023, proposed by Congresswoman Cida Ramos (PT), which combats racism in Paraíba stadiums. The law allows matches to be stopped or ended in cases of racist acts, and is a state policy to combat racism, inspired by the attacks suffered by Vinicius Jr. in Spain.
Curitiba
Curitiba adopted the Vinicius Jr. Law, which was approved by the City Council and published in the Official Gazette of the City. The legislation requires educational campaigns and preparation for receiving complaints and interrupting matches in cases of racism. Referees and organizers must interrupt matches until racist behavior ceases, and may terminate activities if necessary.