Despite troubled FIFA and autocratic Qatar, World Cup is proving itself a force for good

December 03, 2022

Despite troubled FIFA and autocratic Qatar, World Cup is proving itself a force for good

Despite troubled FIFA and autocratic Qatar, World Cup is proving itself a force for good
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World Cup not only focuses attention on Qatar's human rights violations, the tournament watched by billions also impacts protesters in China and Iran.

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December 03, 2022 at 01:00AM
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