CLEAN : Football: Nordics in World Cup push for workers rights in Qatar

The transcript discusses the Danish Football Association's position on the World Cup in Qatar, emphasizing that they cannot boycott it without government directive. Concerns about human rights, especially for migrant workers, are highlighted. The Nordic associations have questioned Qatar's assurances on various issues. The focus is on improving worker conditions and ensuring human rights progress doesn't regress post-World Cup. Football's grassroots nature and its role in advocating for human rights are emphasized, with hopes that other countries will follow the Nordic example. Player activism and public concern in Nordic countries are also noted.

What is the Danish Football Association's position on boycotting the World Cup in Qatar?

• They support Qatar's hosting.

• They believe it's the government's decision.

• They are leading the boycott.

• They have already boycotted.

What concerns did the Danish Football Association raise about the World Cup in Qatar?

• The availability of tickets.

• Human rights issues and assurances from Qatar.

• The quality of the stadiums.

• The weather conditions in Qatar.

What is the primary concern regarding migrant workers in Qatar?

• Their wages are too high.

• Their working conditions need improvement.

• They have too much free time.

• They are not allowed to work.

What is the Danish Football Association's hope for the impact of their actions?

• To win the World Cup.

• To increase ticket sales.

• To inspire other countries to follow their example.

• To change the rules of football.

How are Nordic countries addressing human rights issues related to the World Cup?

• By ignoring the issues.

• By raising awareness and taking action.

• By supporting Qatar unconditionally.

• By focusing on economic benefits.

What role do supporters play in the Nordic countries' stance on human rights?

• They oppose any action.

• They are actively concerned and involved.

• They focus only on sports performance.

• They are indifferent.

What message do Danish players convey through their actions?

• Indifference to human rights.

• Support for Qatar's policies.

• Focus on winning matches.

• Commitment to human rights awareness.