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World Cup drawing attention to Qatar’s human rights conditions

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World Cup drawing attention to Qatar’s human rights conditions

LGBTQ, evangelical activists raise their concerns in country marked by ‘de facto caste system’ for migrant workers

G.F. Erichsen
Nov 25, 2022
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The skyline of Doha, capital and largest city of Qatar, was built largely by foreign workers. Photo by Mike Swinguski of GlobalCareerBook.com; licensed by Unsplash.

LGBTQ activists and evangelical Christian activists have a cause in common: They’re upset over the way they are being treated, or potentially could be treated, at the 2022 World Cup taking pl…

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