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Published 10:00 2 Nov 2022 GMT
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Previously, the Qatari government has said it would welcome people of all sexual orientations, providing they abide by the rule of displays of public affection, which also applies to heterosexual relationships.
But despite insisting that everybody would be welcome at the World Cup, details of how they would deal with those that didn't follow the guidelines were not revealed.
In the presentation, a list which contained four-tiers of how offences will be measured were revealed which range from no action, a warning, a fine and prosecution
A representative of the Qatar government declined to comment whereas a spokesman for the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy, the main Qatari organising committee for the event, said that it was aware of the documents, but did not develop nor approve of what was in it.
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