Evaluating Human Rights Risks in the Sports Context

January 2017

The purpose of this white paper is to analyse data from UN and ILO public sources on human rights and labour standards and assess the extent to which these sources can serve as a basis for preparing “country human rights briefs” on mega-sporting event candidate and host cities/countries. These sources, endorsed by the vast majority of countries, are envisaged as a credible starting point for assessing levels of human rights risks in a country context.

 
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Title:
Evaluating Human Rights Risks in the Sports Context 
Description:
The purpose of this white paper is to analyse data from UN and ILO public sources on human rights and labour standards and assess the extent to which these sources can serve as a basis for preparing “country human rights briefs” on mega-sporting event candidate and host cities/countries. These sources, endorsed by the vast majority of countries, are envisaged as a credible starting point for assessing levels of human rights risks in a country context. 
Publikation type:
Other reports, publications and longer articles 
Publication year:
2017 
Publication month:
January  
Publisher:
Mega-Sporting Events Platform for Human Rights
Language:
English
Number of pages:
53
ISBN-number.:
None
Subjects:
Events, Sports politics
Keywords:
Mega-events, human rights, labour issues, discrimination, corruption 
Notes:
None

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