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Dutch World Cup players to meet migrant workers in Qatar

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The Dutch World Cup squad will meet a group of migrant workers in Qatar. The move is part of the Dutch soccer federation's push to promote human rights at the tournament. The Dutch federation said it organized the meeting with 20 workers together with FIFA and a labor union.

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News18 India

FIFA World Cup: The Netherlands Team Schedule Meeting with Migrant Workers in Qatar

The Netherlands will meet a group of about 20 migrants to talk about their working conditions and to give them the opportunity to join the players in training

1 year ago·India

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The Hindu

FIFA World Cup | Dutch players to meet migrant workers in Qatar

The Royal Dutch Football Association announced the plan Thursday night, on the eve of coach Louis van Gaal announcing his final squad on Friday.

1 year ago·India

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CTV News

Dutch World Cup players to meet migrant workers in Qatar

The Dutch World Cup squad will meet a group of migrant workers in Qatar after a training session there ahead of the team's first match as part of the Dutch soccer federation's push to promote human rights at the tournament.

1 year ago·Canada

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The Independent

Netherlands confirm plans for players to meet migrant workers at World Cup

The squad will meet a group of migrant workers after a training session ahead of the team’s first match in Qatar

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Dutch World Cup players to meet migrant workers in Qatar

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — The Dutch World Cup squad will meet a group of migrant workers in Qatar after a training session there ahead of the team's first match

1 year ago·United States

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abc News

Dutch World Cup players to meet migrant workers in Qatar

The Dutch World Cup squad will meet a group of migrant workers in Qatar after a training session ahead of the team’s first match as part of the Dutch soccer federation’s push to promote human rights at the tournament

1 year ago·United States

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