Saudi Arabia: ‘Giga-Projects’ Built on Widespread Labor Abuses

As 2034 FIFA World Cup Decision Looms, Dangers Are Clear

Volkswagen’s China Joint Venture to Exit Xinjiang

Positive Step Doesn’t End Risk of Supply Chain Links to State-Imposed Forced Labor

EU Adopts New Regulation to Curtail Forced Labor

Enforcement Vital to Tackling Forced Labor Globally

EU Should Add Xinjiang, Aluminum to Forced Labor Database

Coordination with US Needed to Address China’s State-Imposed Forced Labor

Qatar Risks Backsliding on Critical Labor Reforms

Shura Council Proposal to Reinstate Exit Permits Puts Domestic Workers at Greater Risk of Abuse

HRW urges the European Commission to assess the impact of state-imposed forced labor in Xinjiang in Electric Vehicle sector

Saudi Arabia: ILO Forced Labor Complaint a Wake-Up Call

Global Union Filing Stresses Urgent Need for Labor Reforms, Remedy for Past Abuses

Bangladesh: Shipping Firms Profit from Labor Abuse

EU Should Revise Law to Promote Safe, Sustainable Ship Recycling

Senegal: Submission to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child

95th Pre-Session

French Football Federation Backs Remedy for Qatar’s Migrants

Creation of a FIFA Compensation Fund Can’t Wait Any Longer

The World Cup is Exciting, Lucrative, and Deadly

What German Football Can Do to Remedy Abuses in Qatar

Football Association Pledges to Press FIFA to Compensate Migrant Workers

FIFA, Qatar Should Meet Rights Commitments

10 Questions Journalists Should Raise at the 72nd FIFA Congress in Doha

10 Questions Journalists Should Ask FIFA and Qatari Authorities About Rights Abuses