Qatar Football World Cup: Qatar World Cup chief executive claims LGBTQ community will be welcome at the tournament The country has been repeatedly criticized for its views on homosexuality and its human rights record. A Qatar World Cup official says the LGTBQ community will be accepted into next year's FIFA World Cup tournament, despite the country's anti-gay laws, reports the Guardian. Qatar World Cup fans from all over the world are called to book Football World Cup tickets from our online platforms WorldWideTicketsandHospitality.com Football fans can book Qatar Football World Cup Tickets on our website at exclusively discounted prices.
This comes after Australian footballer Josh Cavallo, who became the first professional male footballer to come out as a gay man admitted he could be scared to play if he was called up to play for his Football World Cup team. He said: I have learned something about they giving death sentences to gay people in Qatar, so it is something I am very afraid of and do not want to go to Qatar for that. Cavallo received unwavering support from many celebrities, with many others expressing their concern that Qatar is a country where homosexuality is considered illegal and punishable by the death penalty was allowed to host a major football tournament. In addition to the country's alleged human rights abuses and immigrant workers' accounts that helped shape the FIFA World Cup 2022, many have expressed concern over the start of the tournament now within a year. But the chief executive of the Qatar FIFA World Cup 2022, Nasser Al Khater, insisted that Qatar would welcome Cavallo and anyone planning to leave next year and even offered the Australian player an opportunity to speak to him. We welcome Cavallo here to the province of Qatar, we welcome him to come and see, even before the FIFA World Cup, he told a news channel. For more to know about Qatar World Cup tickets Click here.