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Sport & Rights Alliance @Sport_Rights ·
21 Mar 1638265214515703808

Racial discrimination, harassment & abuse have no place in #sport. Global sport must listen to athletes, workers, fans, journalists & all who have been impacted by racism to build a more inclusive, safe & equitable world of sport.

#FightRacism #IDERD

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Sport & Rights Alliance @Sport_Rights ·
20 Mar 1637892923009146895

⚽️ More good news from #FIFA: A victory for human rights with the reversal of the outrageous Visit Saudi deal for the Women’s World Cup.

Now, #FIFA must take human rights seriously across all its operations. More in @hrw @astroehlein’s newsletter today:

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A Small Victory against Saudi Repression: Daily Brief

FIFA’s reversal of its outrageous Saudi sponsorship decision is a victory for human rights, but football’s …

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Sport & Rights Alliance @Sport_Rights ·
15 Mar 1636069306160087041

📢 Ahead of the #FIFACongress, 8 global trade unions cite “serious concerns” on the sustainability of labour reforms & call for the #Qatar22 Legacy Fund to go toward remedy for migrant workers & their families.

@uniglobalunion @BWIglobal @IndustriALL_GU @IUFglobal

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