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According to The Athletic, the reminder came after Chaouali had also been asked to remove his Palestinian badge by one of beIN SPORTS\u2019 producers. But despite conversations taking place between the broadcaster and the Premier League – they are confident that there has been no breach of the broadcasting agreement.<\/p>\n
A beIN SPORTS spokesperson said: \u201cAs a leading global media group, we condemn any form of conflict or violence, while we champion and support people, causes and interests of every background, language and cultural heritage across the 40+ hugely diverse countries we operate in worldwide.<\/p>\n
\u201cOur corporate policies require apolitical neutrality and broadcast coverage that focuses on sport \u2013 which is demanded of all our staff.\u201d<\/p>\n
Chaouali and his colleagues have been told that they must not make political comments and to only concentrate on sport regardless of their personal opinions.<\/p>\n
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