FAQ
Answers to the most common questions about the movement.
What is the movement's mission?
To defend sporting fairness, institutional transparency and the independence of disciplinary procedures, in full political independence.
Is the movement affiliated with FIFA or any other institution?
No. United for Football Justice is an independent civic initiative, with no official affiliation with FIFA, any federation, league, olympic committee or club.
Why doesn't the movement's name include "FIFA" or a competition name?
For legal caution and to avoid confusion: those terms may only appear in documented editorial articles, never in our name, logo or domain.
How is published information verified?
Every publication carries a verification status and, where possible, a checkable source. See our editorial policy for the full method.
How are discussions and contributions moderated?
Any contribution submitted through our forms is reviewed by the editorial team before publication. See our moderation policy.
Can I donate to the movement?
Not yet online: no payment method is active at the moment. See the "Support Us" page to contact the team if you'd like to support the movement another way.
In which languages is the site available?
French, English and Spanish. The language switcher keeps you on the page you're viewing.
How can I participate concretely?
By joining the movement, taking part in moderated discussions, or sharing our verified publications with others.
What happens if an error is published by mistake?
Any reported error is corrected publicly, with the correction noted, in line with our editorial policy.