Statement from the Family of Abdullah Ibhais, Former World Cup 2022 Official Detained in Qatar

A former employee of Qatar's 2022 World Cup organisers who raised concerns over migrant workers has lost his appeal against a conviction for corruption.

Family statement of Abdullah Ibhais 15th Dec 2021

Date:: 15 Dec 2021
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Qatar: As ex-World Cup employee continues hunger strike, his lawyer is reportedly asked to resign to avoid "severe" career consequences

Date:: 7 Dec 2021
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Former Supreme Committee of Delivery & Legacy employee Abdullah Ibhais was detained following media attention around charges against him, which he maintains were fabricated in retaliation for his stance on migrant worker strikes in 2019

FIFA: Ensure Fair Trial of World Cup Whistleblower

Date:: 6 Dec 2021
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Qatar’s World Cup Organizers Instigated State Security Involvement

Qatar 2022: Ex-World Cup official releases voice note on 17th day of hunger strike over unfair trial

Date:: 2 Dec 2021
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Update statement from the family of Abdullah Ibhais

Date:: 24 Nov 2021
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sport inside: WM in Katar - Kritische Berichterstattung unerwünscht

Date:: 21 Nov 2021
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Available languages: Deutsch

Qatar. Abdullah Ibhais, qui entame son 5e jour de grève de la faim, doit bénéficier d'un procès équitable

Date:: 19 Nov 2021
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Available languages: français

Statement from Amnesty International: Qatar: Ensure fair trial for Abdullah Ibhais

Date:: 19 Nov 2021
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قطر: يجب ضمان محاكمة عادلة لعبد الله ابحيص المُضرب عن الطعام منذ خمسة أيام

Date:: 19 Nov 2021
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Available languages: العربيّة

Fifa will not intervene over former World Cup media officer jailed in Qatar

Date:: 18 Nov 2021
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Abdullah Ibhais, former media and communications director for World Cup organisers Qatar's Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy, has been detained and faces a five year prison sentence over charges he maintains are spurious.