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October 30, 2024
Substitute: FIFA not fit to govern world football, external reform essential to prevent future harm

A major new report from FairSquare, published today, identifies serious structural flaws within FIFA, football’s global governing body, that have resulted in the organisation contributing to a wide range of social harms, not least very serious and systematic human rights abuses, and that preclude it from fulfilling one of its core stated objectives of developing […]

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New proposal for a European Sports Act
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March 27, 2025
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January 29, 2025
Making The World Great Again: FIFA’s role in the new authoritarian world order
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December 11, 2024
Joint statement on Saudi Arabia men’s World Cup 2034
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December 10, 2024
FIFA responds to FairSquare Substitute report
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December 5, 2024
UEFA: Amsterdam unrest underscores need for firm action to eradicate racism
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November 30, 2024
FIFA has “plumbed new depths” with Qatar 2022 remedy report and Saudi 2034 bid evaluation
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November 12, 2024
Crucial chance to strengthen English football governance bill
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October 30, 2024
Substitute: FIFA not fit to govern world football, external reform essential to prevent future harm
Abdullah Ibhais Accountability in Sport Authoritarianism Brazil Business and Human Rights Canada Climate EU FIFA Football Mexico Qatar Report Russia Saudi Arabia South Africa Sport and Human Rights USA Women's Rights
October 28, 2024
Human rights groups, fans, worker organisations express “deep concern” at global law firm’s flawed Saudi Arabia World Cup 2034 assessment
Accountability in Sport Authoritarianism Business and Human Rights Discrimination Exploitation of Migrant Workers FIFA Football ILO Political Repression Saudi Arabia Sport and Human Rights UK Women's Rights
October 14, 2024
How the EU can reform sports governance: a policy brief
Accountability in Sport EU FIFA Football IOC Policy Brief Saudi Arabia Sport and Human Rights UEFA
July 24, 2024
UN Body Calls for Release of Qatar Whistleblower
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July 18, 2024
FIFA has multiple obvious grounds to suspend the Israeli Football Association
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July 3, 2024
African football governing body urged to act on repression of Egyptian children for Gaza solidarity
Accountability in Sport CAF Egypt FIFA Football Israel/Palestine Political Repression Sport and Human Rights
June 6, 2024
FIFA under pressure over 2034 World Cup human rights risks
Accountability in Sport Authoritarianism Business and Human Rights Discrimination Exploitation of Migrant Workers Fair Recruitment FIFA Football ILO Morocco Political Repression Portugal Report Saudi Arabia Spain
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