Published 2 years ago

Paris joins in TV boycott of World Cup games from Qatar

Summary by Ground News

Paris will not broadcast World Cup matches on giant screens in public fan zones. Follows similar moves by other French cities, despite France going in as the defending champion. Denmark is staging its own protest: Its team jerseys at the World Cup will include a black option to honor migrant workers who died during construction work for the tournament.

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BBC News

Qatar World Cup 2022: Paris joins boycott of fan zones over human rights

It is the latest French city to announce the move over human rights in Qatar.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Paris joins other French cities in World Cup TV boycott

Local authorities will not broadcast matches in protest at human rights and environmental abuses in Qatar

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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CTV News

Paris joins in TV boycott of World Cup games from Qatar

Paris will not broadcast World Cup matches on giant screens in public fan zones amid concerns over rights violations of migrant workers and the environmental impact of the tournament in Qatar.

2 years ago·Canada

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The Independent

Paris joins other French cities in boycott of World Cup screenings

Lille, Bordeaux and Marseille are among the other French cities that have decided not to show matches on a big screen

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Paris joins big screen boycott of World Cup games from Qatar

PARIS (AP) — Paris will not broadcast World Cup matches on giant screens in public fan zones amid concerns over rights violations of migrant workers and the environmental impact of the tournament in Qatar.

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

Paris joins big screen boycott of World Cup games from Qatar

Paris has decided against broadcasting World Cup matches on giant screens in public fan zones amid concerns over rights violations of migrant workers and the environmental impact of the tournament in Qatar

2 years ago·United States

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