http://www.theguardian.com/football/2013/jul/30/manchester-city-human-rights-accusations

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Worked for me.

 

Here's a small quote from the article that gives people the general idea of the article:

 

Country ruled by family of Manchester City owner accused over human rights

• Abu Dhabi branded a 'black hole' for basic human rights

• City 'being used to launder reputation' of repressive regime

• Torture 'a systematic practice' in United Arab Emirates

Stand up premiership and FA and david cameron - for once in your life show a backbone and say not in my back yard....

this will be the last we hear of this

I think it's ridiculous to link this with Man City, while if those sort of things are happening it's certainly a disgrace, it's the sort of drivel you'd expect the press to print about us.

Surprised JT isn't implicated in this somewhere.

I think it's ridiculous to link this with Man City, while if those sort of things are happening it's certainly a disgrace, it's the sort of drivel you'd expect the press to print about us.

Surprised JT isn't implicated in this somewhere.

Yes and no - it has nothing to do with City and yes you have to take somthing with a pinch of salt but the FA and premier league are supposed to have ethical ownership rules in place. Now I rearlise that so far these have done nothing about anything but at some point you kind of have to say no