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Fifa president Gianni Infantino claimed “today I feel gay” as he scolded Western media for giving “moral lessons” over the controversial Qatar World Cup. Fifa president Gianni Infantino claimed “today I feel gay” as he scolded Western media for giving “moral lessons” about the controversial Qatar World Cup. FIFA President Gianni Infantino has been criticized online after remarks on Saturday defending the hosting of the World Cup in Qatar.

During a press conference in Doha, Infantino addressed the. Gianni Infantino, the president of FIFA, has hit out at European critics of the Qatar World Cup and told western media to stop “giving moral lessons to people”.

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FIFA president Gianni Infantino accused critics of World Cup host Qatar's treatment of migrant workers of hypocrisy on Saturday, adding that engagement was the only way to improve human rights. Fifa president Gianni Infantino presidents he only wants to talk about positive things during the Women's World Cup when asked about issues such as gender pay disparity. In your mailbox. As a child at school, I was bullied because I had red today and had these red—how do you call them?

I do feel strongly about it. Day-by-day TV listings - Full coverage details. Mag Promo Independent. We got women fans in Iran. Accept and continue. Addressing the decision, Infantino said: "If this is the biggest issue we have for the World Cup then I will resign immediately and go to the beach to relax.

I am European. Related topics. It was set to be served "in select areas within stadiums", despite its sale being strictly controlled in the Muslim country. Today I feel disabled. For the last 12 years the Guardian has been reporting on the issues gay Qatarfrom corruption and human rights abuses to the treatment of migrant workers and discriminatory laws. Fifa World Cup. Qatar has made progress and I feel many other things as well.

Infantino, however, cannot focus on the football. But we are in touch with the associations. August The media conference ended with the Fifa director of media relations, Bryan Swanson, addressing the room. Infantino, who was born in Switzerland, said European nations should apologise for acts committed in their own histories, rather than focussing on migrant workers' issues in Qatar.

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