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From the deaths of migrant workers and discriminative LGBTQ laws to exploitation and corruption, Miguel Delaney reports on the true cost of the World Cup

Conference in Sharm el-Sheikh follows decade-long crackdown on civil society in Egypt

It has been reported there have been 6,750 deaths of south Asian migrants in Qatar since 2010

Amnesty has called for 440 million US dollars to be set aside.

For Omar Larrosa, an Argentine forward who got on the pitch in the 1978 World Cup final, a complicated question has a simple response. He is asked whether his winner’s medal is sullied by how the country’s brutal ruling junta exploited that victory. He is, however, one of the few…

Historical parallels of exploitation, propaganda and moral compromise are clear ahead of Qatar, writes Miguel Delaney

The London Mayor told Times Radio the Government’s tough rhetoric was ‘clearly not working by itself’.

Amnesty International urges sport’s international governing body to help abused workers and their families rebuild lives

Deputy ambassador summoned after Met police warns of credible threats to journalists reporting on Iran protests

Iranians protested in the restive southeast on Friday to mark a Sept. 30 crackdown by security forces known as "Bloody Friday", as the country's clerical rulers battled nationwide unrest. Amnesty International said security forces unlawfully killed at least 66 people, including children, in the incident after firing live ammunition, metal…

Thousands of Iranians protested in the restive southeast on Friday to mark a Sept. 30 crackdown by security forces known as "Bloody Friday" as the country's clerical rulers battled persistent nationwide unrest.