Author: Sanjana P. Rahman

Sanjana P. Rahman is a PhD Candidate in the Department of Politics at York University, specialising in Comparative Politics and Gender and Politics. Her research probes how migrant-sending and -receiving states discipline migrant workers and produce precarity across classed, gendered, and transnational labour regimes under global capitalism.

The 2026 World Cup: Inclusivity, Peace, Unity, and Other FIFA Myths

According to the International Association Football Federation (FIFA), the 2026 World Cup is all about inclusivity, peace, and unity. Like many things associated with FIFA, however, those promises become considerably … Keep reading »

Culture/Media • June 10, 2026 • Sanjana P. Rahman
No Fair Play Under Occupation: FIFA’s Neutrality Amidst Israel’s Genocide in Palestine

As the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches, the world’s largest sporting event is set to unfold against the backdrop of Israel’s ongoing mass atrocities in Gaza and a growing global … Keep reading »

Culture/Media • October 14, 2025 • Sanjana P. Rahman and Nibras K. Chowdhury

Author: Sanjana P. Rahman

The 2026 World Cup: Inclusivity, Peace, Unity, and Other FIFA Myths

No Fair Play Under Occupation: FIFA’s Neutrality Amidst Israel’s Genocide in Palestine