England stars considering conducting human rights protest ahead of upcoming match
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dailystar.co.ukEngland stars are to consider joining football’s growing protest against World Cup hosts Qatar.Both Norway and Germany players wore shirts with ‘human rights’ messages last week before their qualification games for the World Cup finals in 2022.That follows allegations that more than 6,500 migrant workers have died in Qatar in ten years during the building of stadiums to be used in the competition.
Qatari officials claim that figure is just 35.And England skipper Harry Kane has refused to rule out the possibility that Gareth Southgate’s men could deliver a similar show of opposition to the Gulf state’s poor human rights’ record.Kane said: “That’s a conversation that first and foremost we need to have among the players, the manager and the.
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