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Qatar Gov’t Bans Sex During World Cup For Unmarried Players, Fans, by Stanley Ugagbe

Nigerian Canadian Newspaper Canada by Nigerian Canadian Newspaper Canada
June 24, 2022
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Qatari government: Single players and fans will be jailed for 7 years if they have sex during the 2022 World Cup

It will not be business as usual for sex explorers and fun-seekers as the Qatar government has banned sex-outside-marriage by players and fans during the forthcoming 2022 World Cup Tournament and prescribed seven years’ imprisonment for anyone who is found guilty of the directive.

It is imperative to note that the country prohibits anyone from having sex outside of marriage, and World Cup fans are by no means exempted from this.

Also, the nation has a strict “no drinking in public” law; moreover, the country prohibits anyone from being publicly intoxicated.

It was also gathered that public affection between men and women is a crime, and one is not to wear excessively revealing clothing in public.

Even though the World Cup is football’s global celebration, the rules in Qatar could be very strict and will be upheld during this year’s edition of the tournament.


Harping on the development, a police source said “sex is not the order of the day, unless you come as a couple.”

“There will certainly be no one-night stands at this tournament. There will be no partying at all, really. Everyone has to keep a cool head, unless they want to risk going to jail. For the first time in the history of the World Cup, sex is banned. Fans need to be prepared.”

However, the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al-Thanihad some weeks back, explained that “everyone is welcome” at the tournament. “We don’t prevent anyone from coming to Doha with different backgrounds, different beliefs, Qatar is a very welcoming country.

“We have millions of people who come to visit our country and the World Cup is a great opportunity for people from different parts of the world to come and discover our culture”.

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