Homosexuality is unlawful in Qatar and there are severe enemy of LGBTQ+ regulations.
"We represent inclusivity collectively - that has been the large driver of a ton of the positions we've required over the most recent few years," said Southgate.
"It would be horrendous to consider a few our fans feel they can't go on the grounds that they feel compromised or they're stressed over their security."
There are additionally worries about Qatar's basic freedoms record.
"There are the issues that possibly undermine our fans when they travel - the privileges of ladies and the freedoms of the LGBTQ+ people group specifically," said Southgate.
"Tragically, through conversations that I've had, I don't consider a few those networks will go and that is an extraordinary disgrace."
Correspondence crusade bunch Kick It Out has framed a functioning gathering to see inclusivity issues in Qatar.
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A report in the Guardian last year said 6,500 traveler laborers have passed on in Qatar since the World Cup was granted in 2010.
Qatar didn't remark on those figures, which it questions, however has said: "We profoundly lament these misfortunes and explored every occurrence to guarantee examples were learned."
In November, Amnesty International delivered a report blaming the country for neglecting to execute its own regulations intended to further develop conditions for traveler laborers.
The Qatar government has said it "dismisses" Amnesty's statement.
Norway, Netherlands and Germany players have fought about supposed denials of basic freedoms in Qatar.
"I'm very clear on the areas of worry about this competition," said Southgate.
"The structure of the arenas was the first and there's no way around that at this point. They're assembled.
"There are clearly progressing worries about the privileges of laborers and the circumstances they live in and those regions.
"It appears to be generally acknowledged that it's superior to it was nevertheless not in the position where individuals figure it very well may be. What's more, perhaps approaches that have been set up are not generally implemented as they may be."
Southgate, who will head out to Doha for the World Cup draw one month from now, is relied upon to converse with his crew about the issues in Qatar before friendlies against Switzerland and Ivory Coast at Wembley on 26 and 29 March individually.
"I don't believe it's something where we're simply going to have the option to emerge with an explanation that will fulfill everything," said Southgate.
"This is different to taking the knee and the significance we felt on that.
"We're not saying this is any less significant.
"We feel the World Cup is a potential chance to feature a portion of these issues and we have a stage to have the option to do that. We've likewise got to do that in a dependable manner.
"I don't know that simply wearing a T-shirt has an effect. I don't absolutely have any idea what we can do in each perspective to have an effect. We must be sensible about what that may be."
"I don't think any about us are self-satisfied about any of it. I'm surely viewing it exceptionally in a serious way.
"I need to ensure the players are secured. I need to ensure they can involve their voice in the correct manner, however I additionally don't need them to be utilized with more extensive plans impacting everything, maybe.
"So it will be convoluted. Also, I believe we will get some analysis anything we do, yet we will attempt to do all that can be expected."
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