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This Is the Reality of Life for LGBTQ+ People in Qatar

Por: Time World November 16, 2022

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Most soccer supporters’ groups are set up to bring like-minded fans together. Dr. Naser Mohamed set up his to highlight an injustice. As the first and currently only Qatari to publicly come out as gay, Mohamed­—a doctor who has lived in the U.S. for the past 11 years—on Monday launched : an LGBTQ+ supporters club for Qatar’s national team, named for the hue of their jerseys. But given homosexuality is criminalized in Qatar, he is likely... + full article



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