#STOP28
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TAKE
A BREAK AT MINUTE 28

You love the game
but
this world cup feels wrong?
Get involved.

28 million people are being exploited through forced labor worldwide. The world cup in Qatar gives this global problem wide attention. But let's not just look away —

Let's change that! Let’s support those who keep fighting for migrant workers in Qatar, and against the exploitation of children and adults worldwide:

STOP28 — Use the 28th minute of every match to spread the word:
#stop28 stop28.org

How to do it:

1—PAUSE

Switch off, mute or turn your back — however you do it: take a break at the 28th minute.

2—SHARE

Let others know by posting during minute 28 how you are not watching. One way: our Facefilter.

3—ACTIVATE

Use minute 28 to inform & activate your community. Download our video & more material here!

4—SUPPORT

Want to do more?
Support one of the organisations behind STOP28!

Get informed & involved:

For affected families, wherever they're from!
Football supporters
for human rights!
Fight modern day slavery
worldwide!
Compensate
migrant workers in Qatar!
Protect children around the world from exploitation!

The deaths of migrant workers in Qatar have taken a massive emotional and financial toll on their families. In line with FIFA’s human rights commitments and Qatar’s obligations, they need to provide financial compensation to the migrant workers harmed building the World Cup and some financial respite for struggling families.

Minky Worden, Human Rights Watch Minky Worden, Human Rights Watch

We agreed on a date to strike … to down our tools … but the plan fell apart as we feared reprisal. {…} I cannot afford to lose the job even if the salary is frequently delayed. It is difficult for me to sleep in my stuffy, leaking room, but at least my children back home are not sleeping hungry.

Affected worker, Qatar Affected worker, Qatar

Though we pleaded to be let out, our cries fell on deaf ears. Things got so desperate that I even thought of ending my life. My life was very difficult when I was in bondage, but now I am happy with what I have. Freedom to me is the way I am able to live my life right now.

Chandramma, freed from forced labor in South Asia Chandramma, freed from forced labor in South Asia

This World Cup is built upon so much suffering and misery, bloody exploitation and human rights abuse. We can not accept this as normal. For sure: there will be spectacular entertainment on the pitch. But lets not give up our humanity and our sense of justice – lets not walk over corpses for the sake of entertainment.

Dario Minden, Unsere Kurve Football Supporters Alliance Dario Minden, Unsere Kurve Football Supporters Alliance

The exploitation of people living in poverty is a complex global challenge and a cruel reality that we can no longer ignore and accept. I have great hope that if we tackle it together, we can end modern slavery once and for all.

Dietmar Roller, IJM, Author of "Ware Mensch" Dietmar Roller, IJM, Author of "Ware Mensch"

How can we enjoy this game when people have died for this kind of alignment? All over the world, children play soccer. Sport strengthens their ability to work as a team. We as role models have to show children that we stay true to our principles and ask questions.

Lanna Idriss, SOS-Kinderdörfer weltweit Lanna Idriss, SOS-Kinderdörfer weltweit

When fathers or mothers go to work in Qatar, it is uncertain whether they will come back. Thousands have died or been seriously injured in work accidents. Their children in countries like Nepal, India or Ethiopia are left alone and without support. They have no way of claiming compensation. #stop28

Joshua Hofert, terre des hommes Joshua Hofert, terre des hommes

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Imprint

STOP28 is an initiative by Social Social together with International Justice Mission, terre des hommes, SOS-Kinderdörfer weltweit and Unsere Kurve Football Supporters Alliance. Thanks to Human Rights Watch for expertise and advice, to peopleperson for creator management, Studio Hoekstra for design, Felix Niklas for code, Mohamed Badarne for his photographies, Common Coin for outreach and to Micha for sharing ideas 🖤

To join (and for all questions) kindly get in touch.

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