The decision to host the 2034 World Cup in Saudi Arabia has ignited a fierce outcry from human rights advocates, who warn of imminent risks to workers’ rights and lives. Amnesty International and various human rights organizations emphasize the urgent need for reforms, raising alarms about the exploitation of migrant workers amid claims of inadequate protections. As FIFA faces scrutiny for its choices, the tournament’s success now hinges on whether substantial changes can be enacted to safeguard fundamental human rights.
FIFA Faces Backlash Over Saudi Arabia’s Human Rights Record Amid World Cup Bid
