Hamilton calls for freedom for Palestine, Sudan, Congo and Syria
Lewis Hamilton, a seven-time Formula 1 world champion, has called for efforts to secure freedom for Palestine, Sudan, Congo and Syria. His remarks come amid a human rights debate over plans to hold a Grand Prix race in Rwanda.
Why it matters
Hamilton's comments reflect the widening debate over the link between sport and human rights. They also draw attention to crises affecting the Arab region, including Palestine, Sudan and Syria.
Background
Lewis Hamilton is a British Formula 1 driver known for speaking publicly on social and human rights issues. The hosting of Grand Prix races in some countries has often prompted debate over the relationship between sport and human rights records.
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