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Amnesty urges FIFA to release compensation review for Qatar World Cup migrant workers – The Washington Post

FIFA is under pressure to publish a long-awaited review into compensation for workers who helped to deliver the 2022 World Cup in Qatar
FIFA came under pressure on Thursday to publish a long-awaited review into compensation for workers who helped to deliver the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
Human rights group Amnesty International urged FIFA to make public the findings of an independent review it said was delivered five months ago.
Amnesty said hundreds of thousands of migrant workers “suffered grievously” while building state-of-the-art stadia and infrastructure, often in searing heat, to enable Qatar to host a World Cup that FIFA president Gianni Infantino described at the best in tournament history.

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