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By reaching the 2022 World Cup, Wales realised a dream; glorious catharsis after 64 barren years without playing on football's biggest stage. But once they got to Qatar, that dream became a nightmare.
The lawsuit claims firms worked on Qatar’s behalf to refute reporting about workers’ conditions, including by taking ...
Accommodation of migrants working on the construction of stadiums and infrastructure for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar © Amnesty International It’s four years since ...
Once every four years, billions of people across the planet stop to admire one of the world’s greatest sporting spectacles — the FIFA Men’s World Cup. With kickoff set for Nov. 20, this marks the ...
Magazine. The number of deaths among workers for the Qatar-hosted 2022 World Cup is "between 400 and 500," a top Qatar official said, the Associated Press reported. A comment made by Qatar's ...
With the FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025 set to take place at the end of this year, a group of young players from South America recently visited Qatar, where they got a firsthand look at football ...
The former Spain and Real Madrid coach has been tasked with reviving Qatar's qualification hopes for the FIFA World Cup 26.
Her previous work appears in The New York Post and Popstar! Magazine. Two days before the 2022 World Cup begins, Qatar has banned the sale of alcoholic beer in stadiums. In a statement released by ...
Campaign areas related to human rights issues that have arisen out of FIFA's awarding of Qatar the rights to host the men’s football World Cup tournament, including migrant worker rights, LGBTQI+ ...
A total of 48 teams have qualified to the tournament, making it the largest FIFA World Cup™ to date. Qatar’s hosting of the competition confirms its place as a global sports capital ...