UEFA has prevented attempts by the Munich government to light up the German national football stadium in proud colors in support of LGBTQ + rights, ahead of the Euro 2020 game between Germany and Hungary last night.
The proposed gesture should be an act of solidarity in response to Hungary passing an anti-gay law that bans the representation and promotion of homosexuality among under 18s in the country.
UEFA stuck to its decision to block the rainbow colors, which resulted in a day of protests in Germany.
In the run-up to the Styrian Grand Prix this weekend, Vettel asked the institutions to “rethink” their approach to banning such messages.
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“I don’t know all the details, but I think apologizing as a political message is the wrong way to go in my opinion,” he said.
“It definitely doesn’t harm anyone and I think it’s great news that they would have liked to have sent that wasn’t allowed.
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“I think some institutions need to rethink their approach to banning these types of messages. As I said, it is definitely the right way and I did not understand it. “
The German goalkeeper Manuel Neuer showed his support for the LGBT + community during the EM 2020 by wearing a rainbow-colored captain’s armband. Earlier this week, UEFA closed its investigation into Neuer’s armband.
Dutch captain Georginio Wijnaldum will also wear a rainbow armband for his team’s round of 16 game against the Czech Republic in Budapest.
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