As the world watches with a mix of anticipation and apprehension, the impending confirmation of Saudi Arabia as the host for the 2034 World Cup raises important questions about labor rights and human dignity. The UN’s commitment to advocating for migrant workers’ welfare amidst the vast infrastructure ambitions of the oil-rich kingdom serves as a reminder that even in the realm of sports, human rights must not be an afterthought. With critics voicing concerns over past abuses and the need for true accountability, the interplay between sporting glory and ethical responsibility may dictate the legacy of this monumental event.
UN Human Rights Chief Pledges to Safeguard Labor Rights for Saudi World Cup
