Rotterdam, Amsterdam politicians against World Cup public screenings over Qatar abuses
2 years, 2 months ago

Rotterdam, Amsterdam politicians against World Cup public screenings over Qatar abuses

NL Times  

Political parties in Rotterdam and Amsterdam have reservations about showing the World Cup in Qatar on big screens. GroenLinks in Rotterdam wants to ban such public screenings because of the "morally and ethically reprehensible" human rights situation in the country. D66 in Amsterdam argues in favor of only organizing public screenings if there is also attention to "the dark side" of the World Cup. At least 6,500 migrant workers have died in constructing various stadiums for the World Cup in Qatar, human rights groups including Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International reported.

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