The World Cup in Qatar is not viewed well by English society to the point that the Federation of this country (FA) has already announced that it is preparing a series of protests during the event to show its rejection of the country uh Qiu nag -organize the World Cup but where human rights are not respected. This was announced by the FA itself in a news piece published in today’s edition of the ‘Daily Mail’.
So, it is expected that the selector Gareth Southgate and the FA made a clear statement this week about Qatar’s human rights, with just two months to go before their UEFA Nations League matches against Italy and Germany begin.
The England manager has repeatedly spoken of his fears for gay and lesbian fans living in Qatar, a group that has always threatened because homosexuality is illegal in the country, and has raised the issue of human rights. of workers whenever there are cases of injuries and deaths during World Cup celebration activities.
Many did not receive compensation because there was no autopsy and their deaths were not considered accidents at work but natural causes, even though they were young men working long hours in extreme heat.
Captain it’s harry He also said that he will talk to other international captains, such as Christian Eriksen, Virgil van Dijk and Hugo Llorisfor many players to make a joint symbolic gesture in support of human rights.
The FA has been criticized for not making an earlier collective statement on human rights in Qatar, when the Welsh FA made its own statement last month, calling for a Migrant Workers Center to be set up in the country after the World Cup .
The FA chief executive, Mark Bullinghamwho has been part of the UEFA Working Group in Qatar, is leading the position of rejecting this country’s laws.
A number of World Cup sponsors are also expected to voice support for the FA’s statement this week.
Source: La Verdad
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