Human rights should be essential to FIFA's choice of World Cup

An opinion poll commissioned by Amnesty International and conducted in 15 countries showed that a majority of the public, 53%, believe human rights should be a critical consideration in deciding who hosts major international sporting events.

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Social responsibility and education

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Women's rights group calls on FIFA to kick Iran out of World Cup

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FIFA rejects Denmark request to wear shirts with human rights message

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Human rights must be key to deciding 2030 FIFA World Cup host, survey says

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Opinion This was a World Cup of human rights horrors - The Washington Post