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.

2022 World Cup one year to go: Moral dilemmas, divided opinion and questions for Qatar - SportsPro

Why the Qatar soccer World Cup is so controversial - ABC News

The 2022 FIFA World Cup is missing its climate goals - Vox

Why only three continents will likely host a FIFA World Cup - ESPN

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

Sports Fans Say Qatar Has Now Politicized the World Cup - Fair Observer

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

Calls grow for boycott of Qatar World Cup amid human rights violation concerns

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

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

Has the World Cup Changed Qatar? - Carnegie Europe - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

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Qatar is ready to play host to a FIFA Men's World Cup of many firsts — and many challenges