▪️ Human-rights groups express concerns over women reporting sexual violence at World Cup ▪️ Recent cases of female victims accused of extra-marital sex instead of receiving support ▪️ FIFA & Qatari govt happy with existing measures Report by jwhitey98
Campaigners have highlighted human-rights abuses there including the illegality of homosexuality, the deaths of thousands of migrant workers and five-year prison sentences for protest.
FIFA — world football’s governing body — and the Qatari government have responded by stating they are happy with existing measures, with the latter saying they “protect and promote the rights of women”. This crime carries a prison sentence or, if the defendant is Muslim, the prospect of flogging — being beaten repeatedly with a stick or whip.
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