Meta’s looking to provide more help for businesses that are seeking to ensure their intellectual copyright is not being exploited within its apps, with the launch of a new, dedicated Rights Manager mini-site, which includes a complete overview of Meta’s
After announcing his retirement this past July amid investigations into decades of alleged sexual misconduct, Vince McMahon is now back as executive chairman of WWE’s board of directors. McMahon’s intentions were announced in a Thursday press release, which followed a
With 62 matches played and a mouth-watering final coming up between defending champion France and Lionel Messi’s Argentina, FIFA president Gianni Infantino again called this the “best World Cup ever”. “There’s unanimous praise from the FIFA council for this World
An Iranian man was shot dead by the security forces after celebrating when the United States eliminated his country’s national team from the World Cup, rights groups said on Wednesday. Iran was knocked out of the World Cup by the
File photo of Harry Kane© AFP England, Germany and five other European teams at the World Cup on Monday abandoned plans to wear a rainbow-themed armband in support of LGBTQ rights, citing the threat of disciplinary action from FIFA. “FIFA
FIFA World Cup: Qatar has come under sustained fire over its human rights record.© AFP FIFA’s chief spokesman defended world football chief Gianni Infantino’s record on LGBTQ rights on Saturday on the eve of the World Cup. In remarks to
German football federation president Bernd Neuendorf has criticized FIFA for its attempts to restrict national teams’ political activities when it comes to human rights. Speaking at Germany’s first news conference in Qatar ahead of the World Cup, Neuendorf said on
Getty Images The English Football Association (FA) say they are ready and willing to be fined for their captain wearing a “One Love” armband at the Qatar World Cup. England were among 10 European nations to express their intention to
Denmark manager Kasper Hjulmand said Friday his team will not be silenced over the issue of human rights at the Qatar World Cup and hopes the tournament can spark reforms in football. Qatar has faced criticism over its treatment of
FIFA World Cup: ‘We support human rights everywhere’ says US goalkeeper Turner
he Gulf state has come under intense scrutiny over its treatment of migrant workers, women and the LGBTQ community in the run-up to the FIFA World Cup, which starts on November 20. The Socceroos released a video last month featuring
Meta has today published first annual Human Rights Report, which takes a deep dive into how the company is working to address potential human rights concerns, stemming from its products, policies and business practices. The 83-page overview looks at how