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Date: 2024-04-23 15:15:53 | Author: UEFA | Views: 62847 |
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Fifa has been urged to “establish a firm plan” to compensate migrant workers who suffered human rights abuses in Qatar in building the 2022 World Cup.There have been fresh calls for Fifa to commit to the “legacy fund” pledged by president Gianni Infantino on the eve of the World Cup ahead of this week’s annual congress in Rwanda.Amnesty International has handed Fifa a letter signed by over one million people ahead of the summit demanding Fifa to provide compensation for labourers and their families, while the Norwegian FA has called for a “full implementation” of Fifa’s human rights “commitments”.Fifa announced a “legacy fund” before the World Cup in November but Amnesty International says Fifa has not provided details on how it will compensate workers who suffered wage theft, illegal recruitment fees, injuries and even death in Qatar.The Norwegian FA, supported by several other football associations, has tabled a discussion at this week’s annual congress on how Fifa can remedy human rights abuses suffered by workers at the World Cup Phbet
Amnesty International has also delivered “worker football shirts” to Fifa’s museum in Zurich to recognise the sacrifices made to build the World Cup. Megabet
Amnesty International has also delivered “worker football shirts” to Fifa’s museum in Zurich to recognise the sacrifices made to build the World Cup. Starcraft
Fifa has been urged to “establish a firm plan” to compensate migrant workers who suffered human rights abuses in Qatar in building the 2022 World Cup.There have been fresh calls for Fifa to commit to the “legacy fund” pledged by president Gianni Infantino on the eve of the World Cup ahead of this week’s annual congress in Rwanda.Amnesty International has handed Fifa a letter signed by over one million people ahead of the summit demanding Fifa to provide compensation for labourers and their families, while the Norwegian FA has called for a “full implementation” of Fifa’s human rights “commitments”.Fifa announced a “legacy fund” before the World Cup in November but Amnesty International says Fifa has not provided details on how it will compensate workers who suffered wage theft, illegal recruitment fees, injuries and even death in Qatar.The Norwegian FA, supported by several other football associations, has tabled a discussion at this week’s annual congress on how Fifa can remedy human rights abuses suffered by workers at the World Cup Casinoin