The Al Janoub stadium in Al Wakrah, Qatar, one of the venues for the competition that starts in late November.The Al Janoub stadium in Al Wakrah, Qatar, one of the venues for the competition that starts in late November.Last modified on Sat 15 Oct 2022 19.26 BSTcould be banned from interviewing people in their own homes as part of sweeping reporting restrictions that could have a “severe chilling effect” on media coverage.
The restrictions are within a list of conditions that outlets must agree to when applying for a filming permit from the Qatari authorities. They also apply to photographers but do not explicitly refer to print journalists who do not film their interviews. It said it had updated an earlier version of its film permit application terms that appeared on its website to relax the rules for broadcasters attending the World Cup, including removing a rule that said they must ‘’acknowledge and agree” they will not produce reports that may be “inappropriate or offensive to the Qatari culture, Islamic principles”.
Then the media should boycott it. GuardianAus Craig_Foster SBSSportau SBSSport SBSNews abcnews abcsport 9NewsAUS 7NewsAustralia 10NewsFirst SkyNewsAust auspol QatarWorldCup2022 Qatar
The ‘Left’ would love nothing better to impose restrictions on the media. Didn’t realise they had taken over Qatar.
This would be the corrupt FIFA World Cup officials who selected Russia in 2018 and Qatar in 2022. Shine that turd as often as you like it still stinks.
Qatar is a freaking dictatorship what do you fukkin expect for this corruptly won event