November 17, 2022
FIFA/Qatar: Migrant Workers Call for Compensation for Abuses
Workers, Families Speak Out as World Cup Nears
November 14, 2022
European Parliament Testimony: “The High Human Cost of the World Cup”
Testimony by Minky Worden
November 14, 2022
Qatar: Rights Abuses Stain FIFA World Cup
'Reporters’ Guide’ Highlights Key Labor Rights Issues, Needed Reforms
November 10, 2022
Qatar World Cup Ambassador’s Homophobic Comments Fuel Discrimination
LGBT People Face Stigma, Harms to Mental Health
November 7, 2022
European Football Group Demands FIFA Remedy Migrant Worker Abuses
FIFA’s Shut Up and Play Mindset Alienates Fans and Football Associations
November 7, 2022
Labour Rights Legacy of the FIFA World Cup
Migrant Workers Who Built Qatar’s World Cup Infrastructure Deserve, Need Compensation
November 2, 2022
Why is Qatar Opposing a Remedy Fund for Migrant Workers?
As Clock Ticks to World Cup Opening, FIFA Still ‘Considering’ Remedy Fund
October 28, 2022
Australia’s FIFA World Cup Team First to Collectively Back Workers, LGBT Rights
Ahead of World Cup, Socceroos Players Demonstrate Exemplary Leadership
October 27, 2022
Football-Obsessed Latin America Should Back World Cup Workers
Football Associations Should Support Compensation
October 24, 2022
Will Qatar and FIFA Remedy the Abuse of Migrant Workers?
Deaths and harm cannot be undone, but for so many migrant workers and families, some financial assistance – a slender slice of the huge profits from the event – would be a start.
October 20, 2022
Qatar/FIFA: Reimburse Migrant Workers’ Recruitment Fees
Exorbitant Illegal Charges for People Hired to Build World Cup Infrastructure
October 18, 2022
FIFA Yet to Back Workers’ Remedy Fund Despite Growing Support
Football’s Governing Body Should Commit to Compensate Before World Cup Opens
October 12, 2022
US, French Politicians Urge FIFA to Remedy Migrant Worker Abuses in Qatar
As World Cup Nears, Global Momentum for Worker Compensation Call Grows
October 12, 2022
Qatar/FIFA: Address Demands of Migrant Worker Strikes
Wage Abuse Complaints Bring Migrant Workers to Streets Ahead of World Cup
October 11, 2022
FIFA Should Commit to Remedy Abuses Ahead of World Cup in Qatar
Less Than Fifty Days Away to the Tournament, FIFA’s Inaction Risks Complicity in Abuses
