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FIFA has confirmed that rainbow symbols are allowed at World Cup venues, responding to requests from the Iran Football Federation to restrict LGBTQ+ related activities during a 'Pride Match' between Egypt and Iran in Seattle. The situation highlights cultural tensions as both nations criminalize same-sex relations, and FIFA maintains that the event will be inclusive despite the concerns raised.
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FIFA has confirmed that rainbow symbols are allowed at World Cup venues, responding to requests from the Iran Football Federation to restrict LGBTQ+ related activities during a 'Pride Match' between Egypt and Iran in Seattle. The situation highlights cultural tensions as both nations criminalize same-sex relations, and FIFA maintains that the event will be inclusive despite the concerns raised.
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