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As the 2026 World Cup Draws to a Close, FIFA Must Account for Safety and Non-Discrimination Guarantees
As the 2026 World Cup draws to a close, United for Football Justice is asking FIFA to account for the safety and non-discrimination guarantees announced before the tournament. The movement is calling for public data, an accounting of the emergency mechanisms actually made available, and a post-tournament report that includes any corrective measures.
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The movement publishes its founding framework of principles
United for Football Justice makes public the four commitments that will guide all of its actions: equal rules, independent decisions, verified information and supporter participation.
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The trilingual information platform goes live
The movement's official site is now available in French, English and Spanish, with a Facts section, news, analysis and a discussion space.
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First exchanges with supporter communities
Around the launch, the movement gathered initial testimonials from supporters about their expectations for fairness and transparency.
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Editorial reminder: distinguishing news, analysis and opinion
The movement restates its editorial method: every publication clearly states whether it is verified fact, analysis, or opinion.
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A clear way to report an error
Every page on the site includes a direct link to report an error or information to verify. The movement commits to reviewing every report and, where warranted, publicly correcting it.
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How to take part in moderated discussions
The Discussions space lets any supporter submit a contribution on a given topic. Every submission goes through editorial review before it can be published.