Moroccan and Saudi World Cups draw human rights concerns
Human rights advocates have raised concerns about Morocco and Saudi Arabia hosting future World Cups, citing the need for FIFA to secure protections for LGBT visitors. Both nations have laws that criminalize homosexuality, prompting calls for the organization to establish guarantees against prosecution. Advocates argue that FIFA must take concrete steps to ensure the safety and legal protection of all visitors regardless of sexual orientation.
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Moroccan and Saudi World Cups draw human rights concerns
Human rights advocates have raised concerns about Morocco and Saudi Arabia hosting future World Cups, citing the need for FIFA to secure protections for LGBT visitors. Both nations have laws that criminalize homosexuality, prompting calls for the organization to establish guarantees against prosecution. Advocates argue that FIFA must take concrete steps to ensure the safety and legal protection of all visitors regardless of sexual orientation.
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