Some Qatar hotels won't accept same-sex couples despite FIFA promises-report
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Some Qatar hotels won’t accept same-sex couples despite Fifa promises-report
Three hotels in Qatar will refuse to accommodate same-sex couples when people travel to the Gulf country for the World Cup this year despite FIFA's assurances they will be allowed to book
Qatar World Cup 2022: Some hotels refuse to accept same-sex couples, according to investigation
Reporters say they contacted 69 hotels on FIFA's official list of recommended accommodations - posing as a newly wed gay couple - and found three refused to accept reservations. Twenty others said they would accommodate them as long as they did not publicly show that they were gay.
World Cup hotels in Qatar reject homosexuals
Journalists pretend to be gay couples and are not allowed to book a room at official FIFA World Cup hotels in Qatar. World Association President Infantino is on the safe side, but the danger to LGBTQI+ people in Qatar is real. That doesn't just have to change for the World Cup.
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