24 Jun, 2022 @ 15:45
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Why stickers in Gibraltar are telling people to ‘Ask for Clive’

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Gibraltar Ask For Clive Photo RGP

A SCHEME to create a more welcoming environment for the LGBTQ+ community in Gibraltar will invite people to ‘Ask for Clive’.

Stickers with the slogan on a rainbow background have appeared at venues and businesses across the Rock in the run up to Gibraltar’s Pride celebrations on Saturday June 25.

“So far, more than a dozen local venues including bars, supermarkets, restaurants and hotels have signed up and are already displaying the stickers on their premises – and it’s hoped many more will follow suit,” said a spokesperson from the Royal Gibraltar Police (RGP) which is backing the initiative.

‘Ask for Clive’ is a UK-based charity that puts large stickers in a visible locations to let people know that discrimination will not be tolerated in that establishment.

Ask For Clive Photo
Ask For Clive stickers are appearing in businesses across Gibraltar. Photo: RGP

PC Allan Bartram, the RGP’s LGBTQ+ Liaison Officer, said: “Should a customer see or encounter any form of abuse on the premises they can speak to a member of staff who may resolve the issue in-house or contact police on their behalf.”

Hate incidents should be reported to the RGP via the Control Room on 200 72500 or online at www.police.gi/report-online.

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Fiona Govan is Chief Travel Writer at The Olive Press bringing readers news and views from all corners of the Iberian Peninsula. She moved to Spain in 2006 to be The Daily Telegraph’s Madrid correspondent and then worked for six years as Editor of The Local Spain before joining the OP in 2021 as Digital Editor. She lives in Malasaña in Madrid.

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