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Quotes "AFP" Statement for FIFA "The day after the report of the newspaper" The Guardian "British, the" These dangerous accusations are the subject of an investigation by FIFA ", Stressing its rejection" For any tolerance "With violations Of this genre.
The International Federation emphasized that it acted with respect for the conservative nature of Afghan society and that it cooperated with the parties concerned to shed light on the facts.
The British newspaper pointed out in its report, citing sources close to the women's national team, that the players' exploitation took place in Afghanistan and sometimes at the headquarters of the local game federation, as well as during A training camp organized by the team in Jordan last February.
Former leader Khaleda Bhopal, who fled the country after receiving death threats, repeatedly referred to discrimination against women in Afghanistan, saying that the team leaders were relying on compulsion "With the players
However, the secretary general of the local federation Syed Ali Reza Aghazadeh told reporters Saturday in Kabul "This story is not true (…) There was no sexual harassment against a player of football".
"He added" It's easy for us to cancel the women's football team because of the Taliban's presence, but we do not want to go back. "And continued:" We support the 39, women's football team ".
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"FIFA is investigating these serious charges," AFP said in a statement issued after an article in the British Guardian newspaper, stressing "the lack of tolerance" for such abuses.
The International Federation emphasized that it acted with respect for the conservative nature of Afghan society and that it cooperated with the parties concerned to shed light on the facts.
The British newspaper pointed out in its report, citing sources close to the women's national team, that the players' exploitation took place in Afghanistan and sometimes at the headquarters of the local game federation, as well as during A training camp organized by the team in Jordan last February.
Former leader Khaleda Bhopal, who fled the country after receiving death threats, repeatedly referred to earlier discrimination against women in Afghanistan.
"This story is not true," General Ali Reza Aghazadeh, general secretary of the local federation in Kabul, told reporters on Saturday. "No football player has been sexually harassed."
"It's easy for us to cancel the women's football team because of the Taliban presence, but we do not want to go back," he said. "We support the women's football team."
