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  1. Human Rights Watch monitors rights violations during the major sporting tournament hosted in the United States, involving FIFA.
  2. The US is using the World Cup as a testing ground for new surveillance technologies.

FIFA hosted the World Cup in Kansas City, where cities shared security information during the tournament.

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FIFA hosted the World Cup in Kansas City, where cities shared security information during the tournament.

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Within Human Rights Watch monitors rights violations during the major sporting tournament hosted in the United States, involving FIFA.

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  • kshb.comSouth KC tech company helped power World Cup security across Kansas City, 6 major cities