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Report: Qatar Detains Workers Protesting Late Pay

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  • #Nepal
  • #Bangladesh
  • #India
  • #Philippines
  • #Labor
  • #Kenya
  • #Egypt
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AUG 2022
Image copyright: AP [via Independent]
story last updated AUG 2022

The Spin

Narrative A

Qatar has made some progress since its World Cup selection, but the oil-rich nation is still failing to provide its migrant workers with timely compensation and safe working conditions. Though it's too late to strip the country of its host status, the international community must use the upcoming tournament as an opportunity to call for labor reform.

Forbes

Narrative B

Ever since the international World Cup organization chose Qatar as its 2022 host country, outside actors have singled the country out for criticism. The Arab Gulf nation has made immense progress in reforming its labor practices, and any reports of dangerous work conditions and deaths are baseless and have been deliberately overblown.

Uk.Yahoo

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