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World Wide Wave

23 Nov 2022

Qatar: Shocking LGBT+ Record Highlighted on the World Stage

Africa and the Middle East, News & Politics

Qatar: Shocking LGBT+ Record Highlighted on the World Stage

The FIFA World Cup is soccer’s greatest tournament. It is the Olympics of the football world. Right now, for the first time, the tournament is being held in the Arab world. But rather than celebration, from the very first announcement of Qatar as the host country, the event has been shrouded in controversy.

But the efforts of the Qatari government to paint a rosy picture of their country has been overshadowed. Human rights complaints, labour abuses and a horrific record on LGBT rights have all been stories the government would rather the world did not see. The first Qatari to declare himself openly gay via the media is one of those determined to raise the issue of Qatar’s shocking LGBT record. That man – Dr. Nasser Mohamed, or Nas as he prefers to be called – tells his story in this World Wide Wave podcast.

Sign the petition to tell FIFA and Qatar that love is not a crime.

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