Saudi Arabia/FIFA: Organizations demand a credible human rights assessment for 2034 World Cup bid

By Amnesty International

A flawed human rights assessment of Saudi Arabia’s FIFA 2034 World Cup bid by AS&H Clifford Chance – part of the global partnership of London-based law firm Clifford Chance – leaves the global firm at risk of being linked to abuses which result from the tournament, 11 organisations said today. AS&H Clifford Chance, which is based in […] The post Saudi Arabia/FIFA: Organizations demand a credible human rights assessment for 2034 World Cup bid appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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