Shoot, sting with a poisonous stick...Morocco to commit genocide for World Cup
Mar 17, 2025
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The Sun reported on the 16th (Korea time) "It has been claimed that the African country of Morocco is massacring 3 million abandoned dogs ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup"This is completely contrary to the Moroccan government's previous declaration that it has stopped slaughtering abandoned animals"
According to the media, the painful screams of abandoned dogs are continuously heard in Morocco. Abandoned dogs that are difficult to survive are dying as they eat or neglect their relatives.
Videos released by some animal rights activists showed dogs being stabbed by poisonous rods, stabbed by hooks and dying in pain. It also shows him being shot and left bleeding.
Another big problem is that abandoned dogs are being killed painfully. Gun sweepers carrying guns and carrying out massacres do not immediately kill abandoned dogs, but leave them bleeding slowly to die.
This is completely rejected by FIFA's guidelines that prioritize animal protection and the Moroccan government's declaration of a ban on the slaughter of abandoned animals. Morocco seems to be carrying out such a massacre to improve its street aesthetics ahead of the World Cup. This is why FIFA should be involved in Morocco's slaughter.
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In an open letter to FIFA, Dr. Jane Goodall said, `If FIFA condones it, it will go down as the most sympathetic organization to the cruelest animal slaughter in history.'
The Moroccan government insists that reducing the number of dogs is a measure to prevent rabies, but animal rights groups refute that slaughter cannot be the solution.
An alternative method is the TNR (capture, neutralization, and radiation) program.
This method has been successfully implemented in some parts of India, completely eradicating rabies.
However, the Moroccan government chose to slaughter rather than TNR. If the international community is not interested, FIFA is expected to condone it.
The Sun added "The current slaughter of abandoned dogs in Morocco is not just a matter of animal protection. "This is cruel animal cruelty, and FIFA's ethical hypocrisy has been exposed. Without pressure from the international community, the Moroccan government and FIFA are likely to remain silent."
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
