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FIFA and Qatar have failed in the past year to remedy abuses of migrant workers who made the 2022 Qatar World Cup possible, including families of thousands of migrant workers who died of unexplained causes.
Cairo, Nov 20 (EFE).- One year after Qatar hosted the men’s World Cup, Human Rights Watch said on Monday that Qatari authorities and FIFA have not addressed the issues of “migrant deaths and stolen wages” in connection with the massive construction projects leading up to the event. The treatment of hundreds of thousands of migrant …
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Doha: Minister of Labour H E Dr. Ali bin Smaikh Al Marri affirmed that the slanderous allegations and negative campaign against Qatar began to take a...
FIFA and Qatari authorities should leverage the country’s existing migrant worker compensation systems to establish a comprehensive remedy program for workers who suffered serious harms, including deaths, injuries, and wage theft.