Tell FIFA: Protect the People Behind the World Cup

All eyes are on FIFA now because of the World Cup.

However FIFA is collaborating with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and partnering with corporate sponsors (like Hyundai-Kia) with documented track records of human, labor, and environmental concerns.

Now is the time to bring these issues to light and hold FIFA and its corporate sponsors accountable.

Demand they go further than empty promises and make real commitments to protect human and worker rights.

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FIFA World Cup 2026

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FIFA must go further and make real commitments to protect human rights, safeguard workers’ health and safety across supply chains, and mitigate climate impacts.

Fans, players, workers, and host communities make the World Cup possible. FIFA and its sponsors must protect the people and communities behind the game, not profit from their harm.

We stand with communities, workers, and fans across the globe and call on FIFA to:

- Require all host cities and host committees publish comprehensive, publicly available, and fully funded human rights plans well before future games.

- Ensure that its corporate sponsors and their suppliers are aligned with global standards outlining robust human rights and environmental due diligence practices.

- Ensure that its corporate sponsors respect human & labor rights as a condition of sponsorship, including demanding FIFA end its sponsorship agreement with Hyundai-Kia unless they address issues linked to their supply chain such as alleged forced disappearances of community activists, child labor violations, and preventable worker deaths.

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