Exhibit in Osaka reviews racial discrimination in soccer

OSAKA, Japan - An exhibition is under way at the Osaka Human Rights Museum in Osaka, western Japan, on Aug. 19, 2014, to raise awareness of racial discrimination in football games. The exhibition, running until Sept. 20, is the first sport-related event in the museum's history of about 30 years.

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