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.

It's in Qatar's Interest to Liberalize Media Laws for the 2022 World Cup

Political and human rights criticism grows louder as World Cup nears in Qatar - The Washington Post

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

Human rights should be essential to FIFA's choice of World Cup 2030 host, poll shows

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

Study Examines Qatar World Cup Controversy And Boycott – Press Room - Montclair State University

Why Big Business Can't Get Enough of the World Cup, Scandal and All - The New York Times

Harsh spotlight shone on Qatar human rights issues ahead of World Cup as Norwegian FA president gives scathing speech

The Social Contract Between Human Rights and International Sports Tournaments - Harvard Political Review

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

Human rights should be essential to FIFA's choice of World Cup 2030 host, poll shows - Business Traffic

Qatar Is A Mistake,' Ex-FIFA Head Says: Here's Why The 2022 World Cup Is Mired In Controversy

World Cup 2022: Germany players cover mouths in protest of FIFA's armband ban ahead of Japan match

FIFA World Cup 2026™ To Boost Economy Across 16 Host Cities

FIFA chief accuses critics of Qatar of hypocrisy ahead of World Cup