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10 Nov 2022

Author:
Equidem

"If we complain, we are fired": Discrimination and exploitation of migrant construction workers on FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 stadium sites

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In this report, migrant workers from Africa and Asia employed as construction workers and security guards at FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 stadiums describe – in their own words, efforts made by their employers to cover up or evade investigations into worker deaths, nationality-based discrimination, wage theft, illegal recruitment, forced labour, overwork, workplace violence, health and safety risks, and practices used by employers to create a captive and controllable workforce.

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