FIFA's 2026 World Cup Faces Human Rights Concerns
Keep the World in the World Cup
FIFA is planning the biggest World Cup ever: 48 teams, games in 16 cities across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, billions watching from home. FIFA promised a safe, welcoming and “inclusive” tournament in your Human Rights Framework. But under U.S. President Donald Trump, harsh anti-human rights rhetoric and immigration policies are creating fear instead.
FIFA is expanding the World Cup to 48 teams across 16 North American cities, promising an inclusive tournament. However, Trump administration immigration policies and anti-human rights rhetoric are creating concerns about safety and welcome for international visitors. The tournament aims to reach billions globally while navigating complex geopolitical challenges.
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