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https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/63571254

Capridge Drive

No I rather not say

Discovery Bay, Hong Kong

Somewhere in Qatar

4 December 2022

To whom it may concern,

I am writing to make suggestions about your country and how you treat your people. I wanted to talk about an issue that has been going on with Qatar.

I fear that people there might not be comfortable with what actions you have taken in the past, for example gender equality, and the LGBTQ + community. I understand that having the world cup hosted in your country will do great for money and business, but in my humble opinion have you considered treating your guests and people who live there better ? For example, don’t stop people watching the show in the stadium from wearing rainbow wristbands, or having headbands that are rainbow coloured too. They support their community and we support ours.

I respectfully ask in peace for a change, for gender equality and human rights.  I hope you can consider reading this and thanks for reading this letter all the way up to here.

Kind Regards,

Sophia Yeh

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Having female referees at the World Cup helps send a positive message over women's rights in Qatar, says Stephanie Frappart.

The 38-year-old Frenchwoman will be the first woman to referee at a men's World Cup in Thursday's group-stage game between Costa Rica and Germany.

Frappart will be joined by assistant referees Brazil's Neuza Back and Mexican Karen Diaz Medina at Al Bayt Stadium, forming the first all-female on-field officiating team in the history of the tournament.

She is one of three female referees selected to officiate in the tournament, the first time it has happened in a men's World Cup.

Rwanda's Salima Mukansanga and Yoshimi Yamashita of Japan are the other two women referees to be chosen.

"We know there are some difficulties there for women," Frappart said.

"But I think and I hope that this World Cup will help them.

"I have always been made welcome [in Qatar], so there is no problem. I am not afraid to go there, but I hope this World Cup will help them in the future."

The Gulf state, which follows strict Muslim laws, has been widely criticised for its ban on same-sex relationships and its treatment of migrant workers.

Human rights organisation Amnesty International has said women and LGBTQ+ people "continue to face discrimination in law and practice".

England women's captain Leah Williamson has said she has not "got any interest" in watching the tournament while team-mate Beth Mead said it was "disappointing" the World Cup was being held in Qatar.

Female referees will officiate matches involving conservative nations

Salima Mukansanga to 'open doors' for female officials

However, Frappart said she could not turn down the opportunity to officiate at a men's World Cup.

"When you are selected for the World Cup, how can we say we will not be going?" added Frappart.

"The men's World Cup is the most important competition in the world, not only in football."

In total there are 36 referees selected for the 2022 World Cup.

Frappart was the first female official to referee a Ligue 1 game in 2019 and then, in 2020, a men's Champions League match.

She was also the first woman to referee the French Cup final in the summer and also broke new ground when she officiated at the men's Euro 2020.

On looking forward to the tournament she said: "There is always pressure in the matches. And when you are a woman there is more pressure because it is always new.

"We know the pressure. But I think we will not change ourselves - be calm, focused, concentrate. And don't think about the media and everything and be focused on the field."

Frappart knows from previous experience that she and her other female colleagues are well-equipped to deal with the pressures.

"We know there is a lot of expectation, we know that each game is more important, but we also have experience in our competition," she added.

"I made a lot of games with high importance, so with all this experience we will be ready for the matches."

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Having female referees at the World Cup helps send a positive message over women's rights in Qatar, says Stephanie Frappart. The 38-year-old Frenchwoman will be the first woman to referee at a men's World Cup in Thursday's group-stage game between Costa Rica and Germany.

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Ukraine conflict: How much damage has Russia done to power supplies?

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-63721069

Finn Rosevere

70 blah street

Taipei, Taiwan

Some place

Another place

A third place, Russia

4th December 2022

To whom it may concern,

I am writing to address the recent “missile and drone strikes” that have occurred in Ukraine. I find these actions disgusting.

As the cold winter approaches, your attacks have done severe damage to Ukraine’s power supply, leaving innocent people, “Six million without power as Ukraine winter bites,” without electricity, heat, or even water. This is a rather serious problem, and the power shortages are “likely to face power cuts until March.” Not only have these violent airstrikes left houses without power, Ukraine has also had to disconnect their nuclear reactors. One reactor, the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, had to be shut down when your shells were falling dangerously close to it. Before this devastating war, that reactor was responsible for around 20% of Ukraine’s electricity.

If you indeed want to target the power supply because you think it will make the people of Ukraine “revolt against their government”, I sincerely doubt they will. There should be no excuse for harming innocent people, especially to this degree.

I request, for the sake of Ukraine’s citizens, and for the sake of yourselves, that you stop this war. Ukraine’s citizens do not deserve to suffer, and I would like to remind you that wars are notorious for draining the resources of both sides. There are no downsides to doing so, and it would stop Russia’s public image from being further tarnished every day this dreadful war continues.

I hope you will consider these requests when making further actions.

Regards,

Finn Rosevere

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Sophia lives here!

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Finn Rosevere

A place somewhere

Taiwan

Another place

Legit rd.

United states, Texas

27 november 2022

To whom it may concern,

I am writing this letter to discuss the recent oil spill incident that happened. (This incident actually happened in 1989, but let's pretend it was recent.)I find the way you handled the situation unjust, and poorly dealt with.

After the oil spill on the coast of Alaska, within 24 hours of the incident, no proper containment of the oil was conducted. To make matters worse, you then tried to dumb down the incident, and try to turn media attention away from it. Whilst doing so, you still did not make any progress in containing the oil spill.

Please stop focusing on the press, and focus on repairing the damage you have caused. A problem that is not spoken about doesn't mean it's not serious, or important. Many companies make mistakes and blunders but customers will respect honesty from large corporations.

I hope this will make you reconsider your actions and choices.

Regards,

Finn Rosevere

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