UN Human Rights Office Condemns Racist Abuse of Coco Gauff

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What did the UN human rights office say about Coco Gauff?

The UN human rights office condemned the racist abuse directed at Coco Gauff on social media. It stated that Black female athletes are specifically targeted for vitriol and racial abuse and called for solidarity to push back against racism and sexism in sport.

What did Coco Gauff report?

Coco Gauff reported receiving an "insane" amount of racist comments on social media following a controversial point in her China Open match. She later stated she had "no energy" and felt as though she would pass out after a subsequent match.

What is the UN human rights office calling for?

The UN human rights office is calling for solidarity to help push back against racism and sexism in sport. It stated that players, coaches, and sports bodies need to stand up for those facing attacks and that fans need to push back against those who sully sport with racism and sexism.