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As FIFA Ethics and Regulations Watch, our main focus is to monitor the main body of football (FIFA). FIFA has gained a lot of power since its foundation in 1904. A power that reaches far beyond football. Our aim is to check if FIFA is executing its major responsibility according to its own ethical standards and regulations and in constant abidance with the international law and human rights.

FERW call on FIFA to stop organizing world cup for clubs in UAE

FIFA Ethics & Regulations Watch (FERW) call on the FIFA to immediately stop its preparations to organize FIFA world cup for clubs in United...

Switzerland: FIFA’s transfer reforms are a cover for ‘organised crime’

(InsideWorldFootball) - FIFA’s move to reform the player transfer market are unlikely to go far enough to appease critics who say that in reality...

FERW: FIFA must suspend membership of the Saudi Federation due to internal elections violations

FIFA Ethics and Regulations Watch (FERW) called on Monday for a suspension of the Saudi Football Federation membership following the results of an investigation...

Afghan coach ‘disgusted’ by Infantino, wants FIFA head to go

(AssociatedPress) — The coach of the Afghanistan women’s soccer team is “disgusted” with Gianni Infantino over the handling of sexual abuse cases and calls...

Fifa prepare launch of ‘landmark’ reform of transfer system to curb influence of agents

Fifa is close to launching its biggest ever reform of the transfer system, including new tough curbs to diminish the power of player agents....

Holding the World Cup every two years will devalue this global event, writes Neil...

FIFA could spark the biggest crisis in football history if they push ahead with their unnecessary money grab of a World Cup every two...

FIFA WATCH: UAE should not host FIFA tournaments

FIFA Ethics and Regulations Watch (FERW) refuse holding the FIFA Club World Cup UAE 2018 in that country due to its awful human rights...

100 Days to World Cup: FIFA Needs to Maintain its Game

Background FERW has been campaigning to ensure workers and staff striving to make the World Cup a success are treated professionally and fairly. After a...

FERW letter to FIFA in the Daily Telegraph

FERW has written to FIFA, jointly signed with a senior backbench MP, inviting it to pursue a new and simple policy. It has the...

FIFA explain why City avoid transfer ban but Chelsea didn’t

(Football365) - A FIFA spokesman has explained why Manchester City have succeeded where Chelsea failed in avoiding a transfer ban, the Mirror reports. City have been fined £315,000 by the governing body...

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