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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All the 2022 Qatar FIFA World Cup controversies, explained - Vox

Human rights organizations critical of FIFA president

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

Is Critical Coverage Hurting 2022 World Cup Ratings? – The Hollywood Reporter

Global: Human Rights Should be Essential to FIFA's Choice of World Cup 2030 Host – Sport and Rights Alliance

2034 FIFA World Cup Will Likely Be Held In Saudi Arabia After Australia Drops Out Of Bidding

FIFA boss Gianni Infantino criticized for speech on Qatar's human rights ahead of World Cup

Women's World Cup: FIFA Will Allow Rainbow Armbands - The New York Times

Expert Consultations on FIFA's Human Rights Bidding Requirements

World Cup 2022: Media Confronts Moral Dilemmas and Coverage Quirks in Qatar

Saudi Arabia confirmed as sole bidder for 2034 men's World Cup, World Cup

Analysis) How politics in the World Cup explain the modern world