US EditionAfter Three Horrific Years in Jail, Abdullah Ibhais Wants Justice From Qatar and Fifa
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After three horrific years in jail, Abdullah Ibhais wants justice from Qatar and Fifa
Exclusive: Described as the Qatar whistleblower for his revelations about the build-up to the 2022 World Cup, Abdullah Ibhais tells Miguel Delaney he was physically assaulted, kept in complete darkness and denied sleep for 96 hours in freezing temperatures after what he says was a malicious prosecution. Now he is trying to sue both Qatar’s Supreme Committee and football’s governing body Fifa
Qatar World Cup Whistleblower Freed – Intends to Sue Fifa
He worked in PR and communications for the World Cup in Qatar and was sentenced to prison after taking the side of migrant workers. Now that Abdullah Ibhais is a free man again, he plans to sue FIFA and the Qatar World Cup organizing committee. – The story of Abdullah is the real legacy of the World Cup in Qatar, says Norwegian journalist Håvard Melnæs.
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