World Cup: FIFA tackle animal welfare issue

FIFA have taken steps to avert a potential cause of embarrassment in next year’s World Cup by launching a drive against animal cruelty in South Korea, who are co-hosting the finals with Japan.

FIFA have taken steps to avert a potential cause of embarrassment in next year’s World Cup by launching a drive against animal cruelty in South Korea, who are co-hosting the finals with Japan.

Football’s world governing body are acutely aware that the torture of dogs and cats is a matter of routine in the country, where dog meat is regarded as a delicacy, despite animal welfare laws.

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