The United Nations has taken a proactive stance as Saudi Arabia gears up to host the 2034 World Cup, vowing to uphold migrant labor rights amidst concerns of human rights violations. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights emphasizes the importance of integrating these rights from the conception to the execution of major sporting events. With heavy reliance on migrant labor for extensive infrastructure projects, the world watches closely to ensure standards are respected, particularly in light of previous criticisms regarding FIFA’s engagement.
UN Human Rights Chief Vows to Safeguard Labor Standards for 2034 World Cup
