The Swedish national team has not yet qualified for the FIFA World Cup 2022, but it can still do so via the European playoffs.
Sweden바카라s top football leagues signed an Amnesty International protest on Thursday that gives 바카라a red card to FIFA바카라 and demands that the governing body stand up for the rights of migrant workers in Qatar during the FIFA World Cup 2022. (More Football News)
Qatar has faced criticism amid reports of discriminatory laws and conditions for the migrant workers preparing the country for the tournament.
The Swedish national team has not yet qualified for the FIFA World Cup 2022, but it can still do so via the European playoffs.
바카라We can no longer influence where the World Cup finals will be played, but we can put pressure and show FIFA that we think the decision was unacceptable already when it was made, and that FIFA must take more responsibility for the migrant workers,바카라 said Jens T. Andersson, the chairman of Swedish Professional Soccer Leagues.
The group represents the 32 men바카라s football clubs in the Scandinavian country바카라s top two divisions.
바카라We think that the above criticism is important to present, and emphasize the importance of the lobby work of the Swedish soccer association in Qatar,바카라 Andersson said.
Anna Johansson, the head of the Swedish chapter of Amnesty, said in the same statement that 바카라migrant workers are indispensable for the World Cup 2022 to be arranged, but it must not happen at the expense of their lives and human rights.바카라
On Monday, the Danish national football team said its players will wear 바카라human rights messages바카라 on their training clothes in Qatar. The Danish football federation also said it would also minimize the number of trips to Qatar for staff and partners so 바카라participation in the World Cup finals is primarily about sporting participation and not promoting the World Cup organizers바카라 events.바카라
In 2010, Qatar won the right to host the FIFA World Cup 2022 in a contentious vote that sparked corruption investigations into the entire bidding process. Evidence was not found by FIFA to warrant stripping Qatar of the hosting rights.
The natural gas-rich emirate has spent tens of billions of dollars to build hotels, a new transport system and lavish stadiums to cope with staging the event.