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World Cup 2034: Football first, rights last

Top lawyers accuse FIFA of ignoring its own human rights rules in awarding Saudi Arabia the 2034 World Cup, demanding urgent reforms over migrant deaths, repression and lack of accountability. | Today’s Political Cartoon.

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May 15, 2025 — 1 min read

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FIFA breaching own human rights rules over Saudi Arabian World Cup, lawyers say | THE GUARDIAN
FIFA in breach of own human rights rule by holding World Cup in Saudi Arabia, say lawyers | THE INDEPENDENT
FIFA gets complaint over Saudi '34 World Cup human rights abuse | ESPN

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World Cup 2034: Football first, rights last

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GOING FURTHER

FIFA breaching own human rights rules over Saudi Arabian World Cup, lawyers say | THE GUARDIAN

FIFA in breach of own human rights rule by holding World Cup in Saudi Arabia, say lawyers | THE INDEPENDENT

FIFA gets complaint over Saudi '34 World Cup human rights abuse | ESPN

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▪ This piece was first published in Europeans TODAY.

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