International Development Minister Sajjan to attend FIFA World Cup in Qatar
to Canadians visiting Qatar for the World Cup, the federal government noted that Qatar has many laws that differ from those in Canada, adding that not only is revealing clothing “considered inappropriate” in the country, but Qatar also “criminalizes sexual acts and
relationships between persons of the same sex or unmarried people.”The government also advises Canadians to avoid “religious proselytizing, criticism of the government of Qatar or the religion of Islam,” because doing so could lead to being arrested and criminal prosecution.
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
FIFA WORLD CUP: Looking at what Canada’s up against in QatarWith the FIFA World Cup just days away, RobWong34 previews the tournament with National Soccer Columnist DerekVanDiest. They chat about the status of Alphonso Davies, Canada's chances in Group F and more.
Read more »
Pressure on host Qatar to play well in opening game of FIFA World CupQatar denys rumours it had offered bribes to the Ecuadorians to throw the game taking place at the Al Bayt Stadium in Al Khor
Read more »
FIFA WORLD CUP: Looking at what Canada’s up against in QatarCanada was drawn into Group F, along with Belgium, Croatia and Morocco.
Read more »
Pressure on host Qatar to play well in opening game of FIFA World CupQatar denys rumours it had offered bribes to the Ecuadorians to throw the game taking place at the Al Bayt Stadium in Al Khor
Read more »
FIFA WORLD CUP: Looking at what Canada’s up against in QatarCanada was drawn into Group F, along with Belgium, Croatia and Morocco.
Read more »
FIFA chief accuses critics of Qatar of hypocrisy ahead of World CupAL RAYYAN — FIFA president Gianni Infantino accused critics of World Cup host Qatar’s treatment of migrant workers of hypocrisy on Saturday, adding that…
Read more »