Qatar

“Fans need to know" of the forced labor, the lead researcher behind the study said.
An ambassador for the event dubbed homosexuality "damage in the mind."
Former player Khalid Salman's comments gave credence to fears that gay fans might be in for a rough time at the soccer tournament.
The Brits are sending their own special officers to Qatar to protect fans from police during the World Cup.
Key fans are getting an all-expenses-paid trip to the soccer competition but there are conditions.
Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) warned the Saudis could use their influence on the company "to silence government critics and human rights activists."
Weston McKennie experienced a thigh problem in a Juventus club match to add to a handful of concerns.
The Socceroos were the first team to issue a unified statement against the host country's mistreatment of LGBTQ people and migrant workers.
Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani said Qatar “has been subjected to an unprecedented campaign that no host country has ever faced.”
The women are seeking damages from both Qatar Airways and the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority, which is owned by the Qatari government.