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29 Nov 2022

Autor:
Heather Murdock, Yan Boechat & Savitri Rajali, VoA

Qatar: Documentary interviews families of deceased migrant workers whose deaths are uninvestigated

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"Migrant workers and the 2022 Qatar World Cup", 15 Nov 2022

Thousands of workers died during Qatar 2022 World Cup-related construction, far more than in the run up to every other World Cup or Olympic Games in the past 30 years combined. This short documentary mixes firsthand accounts from families of the deceased in Nepal, explaining how so great a tragedy surrounds so celebrated an event — with no governments, organizations or companies taking responsibility.