In a message released by FIFA, the countries competing in the World Cup in Qatar were urged to concentrate on the game of football and to quit teaching moral lessons.
The Gulf state of Qatar has been under fire for claims that it violates the rights of foreign workers on World Cup infrastructure projects, as well as the rights of women and the M-community. Homosexuality is also prohibited in Qatar.
In an anti-discrimination effort, the captains of several European teams, including England, France, and Germany, will don rainbow badges with the words “one love.” Now let’s concentrate on football, please! We know that football does not live in a vacuum and we realize the same Fate is that there are many challenges and difficulties of a political nature around the world, but please do not allow football to prepare for every existing ideological or political battle.
“Diversity is one of the world’s greatest strengths, and if the merger means anything, it means respecting this diversity. There are no “better” people, cultures, or nations than others.
The Qatari organizers defended the country’s human rights record after criticism of the Australian players, and a World Cup spokesman said that the imposition of “strict” “strict” laws was also a “challenge” for Australia.
The Arab League slammed Qatar earlier this week and labelled it a “defamation campaign” leading up to the competition.
Source: Organizations.
The 2022 World Cup. “FIFA” calls on the participating teams to focus on football
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