UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin speaks during the 41st Ordinary UEFA Congress at the Fair Centre Messukeskus in Helsinki, Finland April 5, 2017. Lehtikuva/Markku Ulander/via REUTERS
ZURICH (Reuters) - Euro 2024 hosting candidates Germany and Turkey have been told that they must meet specific criteria for human and labour rights and anti-corruption measures for their bids to be considered.
"The protection of human rights and labour rights is of the utmost importance for UEFA," UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin said in a statement published by the European soccer body.
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