Lisa Klaveness
Lisa Klaveness, soon to turn 44, is the president of the Norwegian Football Federation and a former professional football player with 73 caps for the national team. She is known for her passionate advocacy for equality and justice in sports, often drawing attention to human rights issues. Klaveness gained prominence for her outspoken criticism of FIFA's dealings, particularly regarding the treatment of workers and human rights in World Cup host nations. After her retirement from football in 2012, she transitioned into law, working as an employment lawyer and advocating for athletes' rights. Klaveness made history in 2022 by becoming the first woman to lead the Norwegian Football Federation in its 120-year history. Her activism has sparked significant discussions around the intersection of sports, politics, and social justice.
Born on Nov 01, 1979 (46 years old)
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Lisa Klaveness is the president of the Norwegian Football Federation and has been a vocal advocate for suspending Israeli football from Europe.
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Lisa Klaveness is the president of the Norwegian Football Federation and has been actively advocating for sanctions against Israeli football.
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