Kane: England won't 'shy away' from human rights issues in Qatar
England captain Harry Kane said his team will use their platform to raise awareness of human rights issues at the World Cup in Qatar later this year.
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England captain Harry Kane wants to 'shine light' on Qatar issues
England captain Harry Kane says he wants to «shine a light» on issues around Qatar, where the 2022 World Cup will be held.
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Soccer-England players to use platform at Qatar World Cup to highlight issues
(Reuters) - England's players will aim to use their platform to shine a light on issues surrounding this year's World Cup in Qatar, captain Harry Kane said on Wednesday.
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England players to use platform at Qatar World Cup to highlight issues
England's players will aim to use their platform to shine a light on issues surrounding this year's World Cup in Qatar, captain Harry Kane said on Wednesday.