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Amnesty urges FIFA to release compensation review for Qatar World Cup migrant workers

  • Amnesty International urged FIFA to release a review on compensation for workers involved in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
  • Hundreds of thousands of migrant workers faced hardships while building infrastructure in Qatar, as Amnesty highlighted issues.
  • Amnesty previously called on Qatar and FIFA to improve migrant worker conditions, and FIFA is still reviewing the report.
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Amnesty urges FIFA to release compensation review for Qatar World Cup migrant workers

FIFA is under pressure to publish a long-awaited review into compensation for workers who helped to deliver the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

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Amnesty urges FIFA to release compensation review for Qatar World Cup migrant workers

FIFA came under pressure on Thursday to publish a long-awaited review into compensation for workers who helped to deliver the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Human rights group Amnesty International urged FIFA to make public the findings of an independent review it said was delivered five months ago. Amnesty said hundreds of thousands of migrant workers “suffered grievously” while building state-of-the-art stadia and infrastructure, often in searing …

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Amnesty urges FIFA to publish review of Qatar World Cup workers' compensation

Global soccer's governing body FIFA must publish its review of compensation for workers affected during preparations for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, Amnesty International said on Thursday, urging a rapid and positive response to the findings.Qatar came under intense pressure over its treatment of foreign

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FIFA accused of 'stalling' over report on Qatar World Cup migrant workers' compensation

A report into FIFA's responsibility towards the migrant workers who were mistreated in Qatar before the 2022 World Cup still has not been made public, despite being approved in March

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Amnesty Int'l wants FIFA '22 WC review published

Amnesty International has challenged FIFA to publish a review investigating its responsibilities towards migrant workers harmed while building stadia and infrastructure in Qatar for the 2022 World Cup.

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Amnesty urges Fifa to publish report on Qatar migrant worker compensation

Llamas report focuses on responsibilities to workersAmnesty International calls on Fifa to reveal findingsFifa must publish an independent report into its responsibilities to migrant workers in Qatar and begin the process of providing financial compensation, Amnesty ­International has said.The human rights organisation has called on Fifa to finally publish the report by Michael Llamas, president of the Gibraltar Football Association, before its …

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Amnesty International broke the news in on Wednesday, May 8, 2024.
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