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The human rights campaigner is seeking “categoric assurance” over safety for LGBTQ football fans: "No arrests, no harassment or discrimination”
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“If sport has the power to bring people together in equality, this men’s World Cup is failing spectacularly,” the letter reads.
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In a short promo Beckham describes Qatar as "an incredible place".
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Kerr graces the global Ultimate Edition cover as the first woman and openly queer person to ever feature
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EXCLUSIVE: "There should be pressure on FIFA to make a public statement that LGBTQ rights are human rights - or else," adds activist Nas Mohamed.
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It follows an investigation by reporters who posed as gay couples and were denied bookings or told to appear "less gay".
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The World Cup takes place in Qatar from 21 November to 18 December 2022.
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16 LGBTQ groups have signed a letter warning of safety risks and concerns for fans travelling for the World Cup.
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The footballer will reportedly be paid £15 million a year over the next 10 years to help promote the country's tourism and culture.
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The openly gay referee said there have been massive changes in football but still more to do
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FIFA called the anti-gay chants "discriminatory and insulting".
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The house isn't currently affiliated with Pride House International
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