HRW urges minute’s silence at World Cup final for ICE killings
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Minky Worden, director of global initiatives at HRW, was sharp to note that FIFA failed to enforce its own human rights standards
The Human Rights Watch organization asked FIFA to decree a minute of silence at the end of World Cup 2026 in memory of the two people killed this month by the United States Immigration and Customs Service (ICE).
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Human Rights Watch requests FIFA to hold a minute of silence at the World Cup final for deceased migrants. Regeneración, July 16 […] The entry "A Minute of Silence Requested at World Cup Final for Victims of ICE" was first published on RegeneraciónMX.
The NGO criticized the FIFA Peace Prize, given to Trump in December, considering that it served to "cover up the abuses of the tycoon's administration, which were directed primarily against migrants and their families."
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