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Qatar World Cup: The human cost of the Group Stage fixtures
Ahead of Sunday’s kickoff, we look at the stadiums where the 32 World Cup teams are playing and the human cost to build them. Since 2014, we have tracked 60 cases of alleged abuse associated with World Cup projects – stadiums and training sites – including 46 cases where workers named stadiums they had worked on.
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African security workers faced severe labour abuses in Qatar ahead of World Cup 2022
With less than one week until the FIFA World Cup 2022 kicks off in Qatar, data showed African workers have been subject to at least 63 cases of labour rights abuse in Qatar between January 2016 and November 2022.
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New guide stresses urgent need for rights-respecting renewable investment – or risk a failed energy transition
Project delays, community conflict and ballooning costs are the price investors could pay if they ignore human rights risks in the renewables sector.
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Crackdown on trade unions leads to increased worker exploitation in Asia’s garment sector
Suppression of freedom of association has caused a spike in other labour abuses, including gender-based violence and harassment.
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Leading businesses, investors and civil society groups call on the Prime Minister to pass new law requiring companies to carry out human rights and environmental due diligence
Signatories include British Retail Consortium, Tesco, Mars, abrdn, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International.
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Surveillance technology companies complicit in human rights abuses in MENA region
Surveillance industry secrecy puts migrants, asylum seekers and refugees at risk due to lack of regulation over these technologies.
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New digital hub spotlights human rights and environmental abuses linked to UK companies
A new digital hub for information on human rights abuses linked to UK companies demonstrates the harm being caused to people and the planet by UK business operations.
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Just four of 19 FIFA & World Cup sponsors engaging on risks to migrant workers
With just under 100 days until the FIFA Qatar World Cup 2022 kicks off in Doha, most tournament sponsors remain tight-lipped on their human rights policies and processes to protect migrant workers.
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100 days to kick-off: Paper pledges on labour rights reform in Qatar need actioning
With just over 100 days until the FIFA Qatar World Cup 2022 kicks off in Doha, life remains bleak for migrant workers integral to the tournament’s success.
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Fashion brands fail to protect workers under Myanmar’s military coup
Garment workers have risked their lives to report labour violations in the country, facing violent attacks, arrest, torture, killings – or being forced into hiding.
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