germany lgbt world cup

2024-05-05


November 21, 2022 7:46 AM EST. T he soccer captains of seven European teams were set to wear rainbow armbands during Qatar's World Cup to promote a message of LGBTQ inclusion in a nation...

Advertisement. Germany Protests FIFA Decision That Blocked Rainbow Armbands. Soccer's governing body had moved to block a plan by seven European team captains to wear armbands promoting gay...

By Wilhelmine Preussen. Germany's football players covered their mouths during the team photo before their World Cup opener against Japan on Wednesday in protest against FIFA's ban of pro-LGBTQ+ armbands. Germany was one of seven nations banned by FIFA from wearing the "One Love" armbands as a symbol of inclusion and diversity.

Jamie Grierson. @JamieGrierson. Mon 21 Nov 2022 08.11 EST. LGBTQ+ rights activists and campaigners have condemned Fifa's threats to impose sanctions on players who wear OneLove armbands at the...

But there have been mixed messages with a World Cup ambassador and former footballer Khalid Salman saying earlier this month that homosexuality was "damage in the mind," in an interview with...

How Germany promotes LGBTQ tolerance in its soccer stadiums. Oliver Pieper. 11/30/2022. In Germany, there has been much criticism of World Cup host Qatar for discriminating against the...

DOHA, Qatar — Germany's players covered their mouths for their team photo before their opening World Cup match to protest against FIFA for its clampdown on seven teams' plans to wear armbands that were seen as a rebuke to host nation Qatar's human rights record.

However, shortly before the tournament commenced, former Qatar international player and World Cup ambassador Khalid Salman described homosexuality as a "damage in the mind" in an interview with German broadcaster ZDF, which led to further criticism, including from the German government.

DOHA, Qatar — Germany's players covered their mouths for the team photo before their World Cup opener against Japan on Wednesday in protest at FIFA's refusal to allow rainbow-themed armbands.

By Wilhelmine Preussen. Germany's Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck said that he would wear the pro-LGBTQ+ "OneLove" armband if he was at the Qatar World Cup, despite the threat of FIFA sanctions. "I'd be interested to see what the referee does if there's someone coming on with the armband," Habeck said Tuesday night on ZDF's Markus Lanz talk show.

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