FIFA报告：法国队世界杯遭最多恐同攻击
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FIFA's Social Media Protection Service reported that France was the team targeted with the most homophobic abuse online during the 2026 men's World Cup, with more than 18,000 abusive instances, according to PinkNews. The report said human analysts confirmed 240,000 abusive messages among more than 17.1 million posts about the tournament, an 11-fold increase over the 2022 men's World Cup in Qatar. It said 20 percent of the posts contained racial abuse and 7 percent homophobic abuse.
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- PinkNewsFIFA report finds France faced the most homophobic abuse at the 2026 men's World Cup
A new FIFA Social Media Protection Service report found France was the team targeted with the highest volumes of homophobia online during the 2026 men's World Cup, with over 18,000 abusive instances. Human analysts confirmed 240,000 abusive messages out of more than 17.1 million posts related to the tournament, an 11-times increase compared with the men's World Cup in Qatar in 2022, with 20 per cent of posts including racial abuse and seven per cent homophobic.
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