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FIFA World Cup 2022: MEPs to discuss workers' rights with Qatari Labour Minister - Vimarsana News

FIFA World Cup 2022: MEPs to discuss workers' rights with Qatari Labour Minister

On Monday, 14 November in the afternoon, the European Parliament's Subcommittee on Human Rights will assess conditions for foreign workers in Qatar ahead of the FIFA World Cup. The world football body FIFA’s decision to grant Qatar the right to host the 2022 World Cup in men’s footb

Has the World Cup really improved workers' rights in Qatar? Five experts give their verdict | Qatar - Vimarsana News

Has the World Cup really improved workers' rights in Qatar? Five experts give their verdict | Qatar

Criticism of conditions faced by migrants labouring on tournament projects led to policy changes in the Gulf state. But have they worked – and will they last?

Workers' rights at heart of socio-economic policies: Official - Vimarsana News

Workers' rights at heart of socio-economic policies: Official

Doha: Qatar places the rights of all migrant workers at the heart of its socio economic policies, an official has said. This is based on Qatar Nati...

Bayern Munich defends contentious sponsorship with Qatar - Vimarsana News

Bayern Munich defends contentious sponsorship with Qatar

Bayern Munich is realizing that all publicity is not necessarily good publicity.

Bayern Munich defends contentious sponsorship with Qatar - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Bayern Munich defends contentious sponsorship with Qatar - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

Bayern Munich is realizing that all publicity is not necessarily good publicity. Bayern’s chief executive, Oliver Kahn, defended the German soccer club’s contentious sponsorship agreement with Qatar on Monday, saying he was sure their partnership had helped bring positive change to the oil-rich Persian Gulf state. “I think very much has happened,” Kahn said at…