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Former Qatar World Cup worker’s jail term angers human rights groups | World Cup 2022

December 16, 2021

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A former World Cup 2022 worker has failed in his appeal against a jail sentence in Qatar – sparking fierce condemnation from human rights groups and a counter-claim from the authorities.

Human Rights Watch and FairSquare believe that Abdullah Ibhais, a former World Cup 2022 media manager, was…

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