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Nadal urged to use new Saudi tennis role to speak out on human rights
Rafael Nadal, July 6, 2022
AMNESTY International has urged Rafael Nadal to use his new role as ambassador for the Saudi Tennis Federation (STF) as a platform to speak out on human rights.
Nadal, 37, has taken up the role as part of the STF’s “long-term commitment to help grow the sport and inspire a new generation of athletes” in the Gulf kingdom.
The Spaniard, a 22-time Grand Slam winner, said he wanted to help the sport’s continued development across the world — and that “in Saudi there is real potential.”
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