'We stand for human rights', Germany coach Loew backs protest


FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - World Cup Qualifiers - UEFA Qualifiers - Germany Training - Merkur Spiel-Arena, Dusseldorf, Germany - March 23, 2021 Germany coach Joachim Loew during training REUTERS/Wolfgang Rattay

(Reuters) - Germany's players had made an important statement by displaying support for migrant workers building 2022 World Cup stadiums in Qatar on Thursday and coach Joachim Loew said the team stands for human rights, "no matter the location".

Germany lined up before kickoff in their opening Group J qualifier against Iceland at Duisburg wearing shirts displaying the message "HUMAN RIGHTS".

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