Qatar World Cup 2022:Why protest against Qatar hosting WC 2022?

 

Is Qatar eligible to host a WC tournament? It's a question that is only now coming to the mind of some of Europe's most popular footballers and nations. The March international break has seen many teams protest against the playing of the  World Cup 2022 in Qatar, with the qualifying round is played in Europe now.

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Qatar acquires the rights of hosting the Football World Cup 2022 by competing with the USA, Japan, Australia in bidding. At the time, there was tumult at the thought of football's most reputed international tournament being held in a country that had no previous history in the sport. For more to know about  Qatar Football World Cup Tickets Click here.

Qatar has no background in the football game, instead of that, it has to build eight new Football stadiums for World cup  2022, while the finals themselves were moved to the winter to encounter the extreme summer heat. Why are protests only emerging now?

Although Qatar has not a good reputation for its values of human rights and treatment of migrant workers, a Guardian report published on February 23 has laid these two issues disclose. The report stated that more than 6,500 migrant workers have died since Qatar was awarded the World Cup 2022 in 2010, with the hot climate and working and living conditions pointed at as possible explanations. The Guardian's report most influenced in Norway, where Eliteserien clubs like Tromso have called on the country's federation to boycott the World cup in 2022. The Norwegian football team was the first to protest in March, by wearing shirts reading "Human rights on and off the pitch" in front of their qualifier against Gibraltar last Wednesday.

Germany followed the footstep on Thursday in front of their qualifier with Iceland, with every member of their starting lineup displayed a letter to read "Human rights" on their shirts. Bayern Munich duo Joshua Kimmich and Leon Goretzka, who have collected millions of euros of donations during the coronavirus outbreak in Germany was the most outspoken. For more know about Germany Football World Cup Tickets Click Here.

"He says we were 10 years too late to boycott the World Cup," Kimmich L'Equipe.

"FIFA gave the rights to Qatar for hosting the world cup 2022. We should think about boycotting back then. Now we need to take this opportunity and use our campaign to raise awareness about things. But it does not just denote to us footballers we should work together and told them that we are not ignoring these circumstances. We have a large reach and we can use it to set an example for the values we  raise  voice."

The German Football Association is not in favor of boycott the World Cup 2022, while their Norwegian counterparts are uncertain about their final decision. Norway called on a more national team to join them and Germany in their protests in front of their qualifier against Turkey on Saturday. "Who's next?" is mentioned on their shirts.

The Norwegian players raise their five fingers during the national anthem in relating  to Article 5 of the Human Rights Act, which says that  "Every Human being  has the right to liberty and freedom of speech  and life security."It was Holland, Who raises about it, who will be next. They wear shirts with the slogan "Football supports change" before their qualifying team  Latvia on Saturday.

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