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Referee denied entry and fans unwelcome at World Cup: 'Even during the Cold War this didn't happen'

Referee denied entry and fans unwelcome at World Cup: 'Even during the Cold War this didn't happen'

Historian Paul Reef has criticized FIFA and sports organizations for failing to take a stand against human rights violations that are directly impacting athletes and referees ahead of the World Cup. He notes that the exclusion of officials and fans is a level of interference that was not even seen during the Cold War.

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