US, French Politicians Urge FIFA to Remedy Migrant Worker Abuses in Qatar
As World Cup Nears, Global Momentum for Worker Compensation Call Grows
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As World Cup Nears, Global Momentum for Worker Compensation Call Grows
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Wage Abuse Complaints Bring Migrant Workers to Streets Ahead of World Cup
Website Allows People to Report Abuses by Foreign Security Forces
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