JanguKamaJangu
JF-Expert Member
- Feb 7, 2022
- 2,780
- 6,607
Nasser Al-Khelafi amesema kuwa vyombo vya habari haitendi haki kwa jinsi vinavyotoa taarifa hasi kuhusu Qatar ambao ni wenyeji wa michuano ya Kombe la Dunia 2022.
Qatar imekosolewa na vyombo vya habari hasa vya Magharibi kuhusu masuala ya haki za binadamu, kupinga mapenzi ya jinsia moja na wakidaiwa kuwanyanyasa vibarua wageni.
Al-Khelafi amesema “Inawezekana kweli Qatar hatupo sahihi kwa kila kitu lakini tunajaribu kadiri ya uwezo wetu na tunahudumia watu vizuri.”
==================
'The world has been so UNFAIR on Qatar': PSG's Qatari president Nasser Al-Khelaifi slams 'really negative' coverage of the World Cup amid controversy over his home country's human rights record
Nasser Al-Khelafi, the Qatari president of Paris Saint-Germain, has accused the media of being 'unfair' and 'negative' in their coverage of Qatar as it hosts the World Cup.
Qatar has come under fire for its human rights record in recent weeks, with protests taking place against the country's stance on LGBTQ+ rights and its treatment of migrant workers.
The government claims three migrant workers have died from accidents while working on construction for the World Cup, but it is believed the number could be as high as 6,500.
Al-Khelafi felt the negative coverage of his country has been uncalled for, as he explained to TalkSPORT: 'The world has been so unfair on Qatar. If people come and see what Qatar is, what Qatari people are like, what we do in our country, of course we are not perfect, but we're doing our best.
'We are good people. We treat people with our hearts. The media has been really negative, and it's not fair it all.'
The latest controversy in Qatar has come from the One Love armbands that nine European captains had planned to wear during the tournament.
They were intended to be a gesture promoting inclusivity in a country that outlaws same sex marriage, but players have now backed down after being threatened with yellow cards for breaching FIFA's equipment rules.
A statement from the FA read: 'We have asked the captains not to attempt to wear the armband in FIFA World Cup games.
'We cannot put our players in a situation where they might be booked or even forced to leave the field of play.'
Qatar imekosolewa na vyombo vya habari hasa vya Magharibi kuhusu masuala ya haki za binadamu, kupinga mapenzi ya jinsia moja na wakidaiwa kuwanyanyasa vibarua wageni.
Al-Khelafi amesema “Inawezekana kweli Qatar hatupo sahihi kwa kila kitu lakini tunajaribu kadiri ya uwezo wetu na tunahudumia watu vizuri.”
==================
'The world has been so UNFAIR on Qatar': PSG's Qatari president Nasser Al-Khelaifi slams 'really negative' coverage of the World Cup amid controversy over his home country's human rights record
Nasser Al-Khelafi, the Qatari president of Paris Saint-Germain, has accused the media of being 'unfair' and 'negative' in their coverage of Qatar as it hosts the World Cup.
Qatar has come under fire for its human rights record in recent weeks, with protests taking place against the country's stance on LGBTQ+ rights and its treatment of migrant workers.
The government claims three migrant workers have died from accidents while working on construction for the World Cup, but it is believed the number could be as high as 6,500.
Al-Khelafi felt the negative coverage of his country has been uncalled for, as he explained to TalkSPORT: 'The world has been so unfair on Qatar. If people come and see what Qatar is, what Qatari people are like, what we do in our country, of course we are not perfect, but we're doing our best.
'We are good people. We treat people with our hearts. The media has been really negative, and it's not fair it all.'
The latest controversy in Qatar has come from the One Love armbands that nine European captains had planned to wear during the tournament.
They were intended to be a gesture promoting inclusivity in a country that outlaws same sex marriage, but players have now backed down after being threatened with yellow cards for breaching FIFA's equipment rules.
A statement from the FA read: 'We have asked the captains not to attempt to wear the armband in FIFA World Cup games.
'We cannot put our players in a situation where they might be booked or even forced to leave the field of play.'