FIFA Stops Anti-Discrimination Messaging at World Cup Matches
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FIFA stops anti-discrimination messaging at World Cup matches
A coalition of human rights groups raised concerns on Thursday over FIFA’s decision to cancel “anti-racism and anti-discrimination messaging” in the lead-up to the 2026 Men’s World Cup in the US, Canada and Mexico. The statement followed a report by the New York Times‘ The Athletic blog revealing that FIFA has not displayed anti-racist or anti-discrimination messaging in stadiums at the 2025 Club World Cup in the US, despite having done so at th…
A new controversy has erupted in this hour on the World Championship for clubs of Fifa, in progress in the United States, that could weigh like a boulder on the continuation of the competition. Already in recent days, in fact, questions had been raised about the climatic conditions in which the races are being played, between great heat and sudden showers that lead to long interruptions of the races. At the World Championship for Club in the Uni…
Human rights experts criticise the actions of the World Football Association at the Club World Cup.
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