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2020年6月11日

作者:
Sean Ingle, The Guardian (UK)

Qatar 2022 World Cup organisers accused over unpaid migrant workers

An Amnesty International investigation found that around 100 migrant workers at one of the tournament’s “crown jewel” stadiums had not been paid for up to seven months – despite the authorities knowing about the problem last summer...

the amounts owed to workers and staff by Qatar Meta Coats... ranged from around 8,000 Qatari riyals (£1,720) to 60,000 (£12,900)...

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