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Major General Abdulaziz Abdullah Al Ansari, a Qatari security chief, has warned the LGBTQ fans against showing off rainbow flags during the World Cup at the end of the year. The official even says that the flags could be confiscated - not as a punishment but as protection, he insisted. "If he (a fan) raised the rainbow flag and I took it from him, it’s not because I really want to really take it, to really insult him, but to protect him," Al Ansari told Associated Press. "Because if it’s not me, somebody else around him might attack (him) … I cannot guarantee the behaviour of the whole people. And I will tell him: 'Please, no need to really raise that flag at this point.' "You want to demonstrate your view about the (LGBTQ) situation, demonstrate it in a society where it will be accepted. We realise that this man got the ticket, comes here to watch the game, not to demonstrate a political (act) or something which is in his mind. Watch the game. That’s good.

  MAMPRUGU YOUTH ASSOCIATION - BAWKU CHAPTER 07/04/2022 RE: ADAM-GH MET WITH GHANA ARMED FORCES Our attention has been drawn to a circulating press release issued by a group calling itself ADAM-GH in reference to its purported meeting with the Chief of Defence Staff in Accra. The purpose of the meeting, according to ADAM-GH, was to resolve issues among which were complaints of alleged military brutalities in Bawku.  First, we appreciate the interest with which the Military Command has attached to issues regarding the operations of their men in Bawku and the need to engage civil society organizations on the way forward. However, considering the fact that the group ADAM-GH has in recent times proven to be a discredited organization championing the ethnocentric agenda of its executive secretary Emmanuel Azubilla, we wish to make the following observations to serve as a guide to the Military High Command and the general public.  1. Since the recent eruption of violence in Bawku, ADAM-GH wh