Philip Pitzel, who is responsible for the German Football Championship Embassy in Qatar, sees major concerns among the fans who will travel to follow the tournament.
“They have security guarantees for the masses traveling, especially with regard to the rights of the gay community, double sexual inclination, transgender and non -specific sexual identity. On the other hand, they have not been published in Any place so far.
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Some of the rules were suddenly diluted, for example, the Corona virus test was no longer required. Petzl said that this should be considered as a positive thing. He added: “But these are short -term things that do not enhance confidence in the organizers. ”
It is noteworthy that consuming alcoholic beverages is very limited in Qatar, and despite the sale of tickets around the world, it is not clear specifically how many masses will attend and what countries will encourage them.
It is also the first version of the Year Cup championship to be held in one city -Doha.
“There are doubts about whether the circumstances in general are suitable for the development of the atmosphere that should characterize the World Cup. ”
Khaled Salman, the Ambassador of the World Cup in Qatar, recently caused a great controversy with his statements that one is a gay referring to “mental harm”.
Bitzil believes that the International Federation of the game (FIFA) usually allows the removal of signs in the stadiums if there is no discrimination, but it may be different outside the field, in the areas monitored by the Qatari authorities.
He said: “If a person defends the rights of the gay and sexual and sexual inclination community, for example, or shows something with rainbow colors, this must be allowed according to these rules.
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“But there are doubts about what will happen in a public place. “.
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