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História
11 June 2020
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Qatar: Amnesty Intl. finds 100 workers subject to labour exploitation on World Cup stadium; incl. co. comments

Construction workers on Qatar World Cup 2022 Al Bayt stadium have been subject to wage delays of up to 7 months and other exploitative practices, an Amnesty International report reveals....

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15 April 2020
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New guide to ensure respect for human rights standards in delivery of major sporting events

Autor: Centre for Sport and Human Rights & Ergon Associates

"Games Time: Planning and acting to respect human rights in mega-sporting events," 9 Apr 2020...

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História
30 March 2020
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FIFA lawsuit (re migrant workers, Qatar)

In December 2016, two trade union organizations, and a Bangladeshi worker filed a lawsuit in Switzerland against FIFA. They allege FIFA’s complicity in the alleged abuse of migrant workers in Qatar. In January 2017, the Swiss courts dismissed the...

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História
26 February 2020
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Japan: Tohoku residents worry "Recovery Olympics" will interfere with earthquake & tsunami reconstruction efforts

The Japanese government has argued that the 2020 Tokyo Olympics—coined "Recovery Olympics"—will contribute to reconstruction efforts in the Tohoku region following the 2011 earthquake and tsunami, which killed over 15,894 people. However, residents...

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Artigo
19 February 2020
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Japan: "Recovery Olympics" may hinder Tohoku reconstruction following earthquake & tsunami disaster

Autor: Magdalena Osumi, The Japan Times

“‘Recovery Olympics’ moniker for 2020 Games rubs 3/11 evacuees the wrong way”, 10 March 2019...

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Artigo
12 February 2020
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By hosting a grand prix in Saudi Arabia, F1 has "ignored" its human rights commitment, say HRW

Autor: Giles Richards, The Guardian (UK)

"F1 risks sportswashing boost with Saudi Arabia GP, says human rights group," 10 Feb 2020...

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Artigo
12 February 2020
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Qatar: Migrant workers on World Cup projects to be reimbursed $30m for recruitment fees

Autor: Joseph Varghese, Gulf Times

"Three more stadiums to be launched this year," 10 Feb 2020 About $30mn will be reimbursed by the contractors this year to those workers who had paid recruitment fee in their home countries... “By 2020, about 83% of our workforce will have their recru...

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História
28 January 2020
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FIFA issues joint World Cup 2022 sustainability strategy with host Qatar

On 21 January, FIFA and hosts Qatar issued a joint FIFA World Cup 2022 sustainability strategy, outlining commitments around five key pillars, including on human capital and workers' rights, inclusivity and environmental protection....

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Artigo
20 January 2020
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Japan: Construction of new National Stadium for Olympics leads to evictions for homeless & elderly

Autor: Kyoto Shimbun

[Excerpt translation from Japanese to English provided by Business & Human Rights Resource Centre]...

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História
13 January 2020
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International coalition urges Amaury Sport Organisation to adopt human rights policy ahead of Saudi-hosted Dakar Rally

Ahead of the 2020 Dakar Rally, hosted in Saudi Arabia 5-17 January, a coalition of 13 international human rights organisations wrote jointly to organiser Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO) urging them to speak out about human rights abuses in the host...

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