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'No compensation for migrant deaths, stolen Wages in Qatar one year after World Cup’ - La Prensa Latina Media

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Human Rights Watch says FIFA and Qatari authorities have not addressed the issues of migrant deaths and stolen wages. The treatment of hundreds of thousands of migrant workers faced intense global scrutiny before the World Cup commenced on Nov. 20 last year. The rights group said neither the football governing body nor the Qatari government had provided compensation to rectify the abuses.
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