Brazil World Cup 2014: workers' deaths, racism, gentrification, and cultural terrorism A brief look at the deaths of four construction workers at the World Cup 2014 stadium construction…
World Cup Qatar: festivities built on slavery My latest piece I wrote for Freedom magazine, published in the October issue. On migrant workers' conditions in Qatar, where the World Cup of…
French Footballers refuse to train, force team director to resign France's 2010 World Cup team have withdrawn their labour in support of a colleague sent home after a…
Stewards strike at World Cup leads to violence, may spread A walkout at the World Cup venue in South Africa has been met with police violence as unions…
The Poor People's World Cup The Western Cape Anti-Eviction Campaign, the oldest of the post-apartheid social movements and, in terms of its tactics, perhaps the most confrontational, his running a Poor People's World Cup.
A Quiet Coup: South Africa’s largest social movement under attack as the World Cup Looms Toussaint Losier, a student at the University of Chicago who has spent long periods…
South Africa's World Cup is a disgrace It's already the most unequal country on the planet. Now 'the greatest marketing opportunity of our time' is making it worse.
Nationwide strike at South African World Cup building sites Some 70,000 construction workers in South Africa have gone on strike, halting work on stadiums being…
Strikes and riots at 2010 World Cup building site Workers have still not resumed work at Mpumalanga's 2010 World Cup stadium after workers downed tools in a wage protest.
Possible railway strike during 2006 world cup German railway workers may strike over plans by the German government to split up the state-owned rail operator Deutsche Bahn.