The World Cup is Exciting, Lucrative, and Deadly
World Cup Abuses Harm Children, Families of Migrant Workers
FIFA Has Opportunity to Remedy Adverse Impact on Children
English Football Should Stand for Rights as World Cup Approaches
Controversial Qatar Tournament Begins in Less than 100 Days
Momentum Grows for FIFA to Remedy Migrant Worker Abuses in Qatar
At 100 Days to World Cup, Athletes and Federation Leaders Back Action
What German Football Can Do to Remedy Abuses in Qatar
Football Association Pledges to Press FIFA to Compensate Migrant Workers
FIFA/Qatar: Commit to Compensate Abused Migrant Workers
Existing Compensation Mechanisms Critical Starting Point to Fix Longstanding Wrongs
Families Bring Home Migrant Worker Remains from Qatar
FIFA Should Leverage Migrant Workers’ Death Records to Develop Compensation Fund
How the French Football Team Can Support Human Rights
The French Team Should Stand in Solidarity with Migrant Workers' Rights in Qatar before 2022 World Cup
Dutch and Belgian Sportswriters Say: “No More Qatar”
World Cup Fans and Players Should Demand Action on Migrant Worker Abuse
How Canadian Men’s Soccer Team Can Stand Up for Rights
Team Should Support Qatar’s Migrant Workers Ahead of 2022 World Cup
FIFA Should Listen to Families of Qatar’s Migrant Workers
Provide Remedy for Abuses Before 2022 World Cup
FIFA: Pay for Harm to Qatar’s Migrant Workers
Global Coalition Calls for Financial Remedy for Deaths, Wage Theft
No ‘Dignity and Pride’ in World Cup Labor Abuses
FIFA Should Uphold Rights Responsibilities to Migrant Workers