Rugby League has a Zero Tolerance approach to discrimination. This means every act of discrimination should be challenged, leading to an outcome that is fair and proportionate. If you’ve experienced or encountered discrimination in Rugby League – online or at a game – tell us, we’ll tackle it. If you tell us about something, we will act promptly and respond appropriately.

We have put together the form below for you to complete and detail the incident that you would like to report.

FORM HERE

Alternatively, you can make a report via email to compliance@rfl.co.uk.

If you are a spectator and witness discriminatory behaviour at a match or around a ground, we advise you to report it to the nearest steward or police officer in the first instance. This can enable an immediate response and assist in perpetrator identification and evidence gathering.

Some clubs also offer fans at their stadium a confidential text service during the match. When using these services, it is recommended to include your seat location and as much detail of the incident as possible, including its location, to guide the appropriate response.

If you see a post on social media that you believe is discriminatory, you can also report it to the site or platform where it was posted.