‘Fifa cannot be silent’ : human rights groups speak out over 2026 World Cup concerns
Sport and Rights Alliance has made seven requests for action Amnesty International USA worried by US government’s role Fifa risks becoming “a public relations tool of an increasingly authoritarian US government”, human rights organisations have warned as they call on football’s international (…)
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