Thousands of fans are expected to travel to Qatar to support their teams over three next weeks.
Anyone held for any length of time will probably be taken to the country’s main jail, Doha Central Prison
Prisoners will be shackled in handcuffs and leg chains when transported and will be subjected to an ‘intimate body search’.Anyone detained during the World Cup pending further investigations is ‘highly likely’ to wash up at Central Prison, according to official UK government advice, and may be forced to wear a prison-issue uniform.
However, criticising prison conditions is out of the question, even if they are having a detrimental impact on the detainees health. If a person were to commit a serious offence like drugs trafficking or sexual assault, the embassy in Qatar is obliged to tell police in the UK.
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