I admit I haven’t read ABC News in a long time, the website for those of you who need large fonts or a magnifying glass. – We agree that Qatar has a long way to go before it fulfills human rights, but they are the best in the middle and have implemented a number of reforms in recent years that strengthen the social rights of most people.

ABC Nyheter reports that they have decided not to write or publish sporting material about the football World Cup and editor David Stenerud told Journalisten: “For us this is a question of right and wrong. We don’t want to help legitimize a country that oppresses women and homosexuals and almost make slaves as labor”

“Of course we will continue to cover the politics surrounding the World Cup in Qatar, but if you want to know how it goes when Poland meet Saudi Arabia in the group stage”

“What made us cover the World Cup in Qatar is that dialogue and gatherings of people from all over the world can provide perspective for those in charge”

If someone boycotted Qatar first and set their human rights abuses as a “benchmark” for which country to be ashamed of, the list would be very long.

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based on Amnesty International Homosexuality is a crime in 68 countries, under 20% of the world’s population to fully free countries and about four billion people live in dictatorships. In accordance with the International Labor Organization (ILO), 167 countries still have some form of modern slavery, which affects about 46 million people worldwide.

Poverty is increasing again with five million new poor people every day!!. In the United States, which is the world’s largest economy, there are about 40 million people living below the UN poverty line. – They live on less than $1.25 a day. The United States is also the only country in the world where the most common cause of death for children and adolescents is shot!.

Qatar was controversially awarded the football World Cup in 2010, perhaps as corrupt as the awarding of the World Cup in Russia in 2018.

If we follow Nyheter’s ABC thinking, we can cover sports in the Nordic countries, New Zealand and a few other respectable exceptions. – If someone has to be pressured, it has to be FIFA, which for years has been one of the most corrupt organizations of all time, almost as bad as the International Olympic Committee.

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Here’s a little advice for the Norwegian Football Association. – First make sure you qualify, then you can talk about boycotts!.