Major report 'to expose' Qatar's exploitation of migrant labourers

A forthcoming Amnesty International report has again threatened to shine a spotlight on 'the exploitation of migrant workers' on World Cup sites in Qatar.

MENA

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12 March, 2016

Qatar has been accused of exposing workers to harsh conditions since 2010 [Getty]

A major new report being prepared is set "to expose" Qatar's alleged abuse of migrant workers on World Cup sites, its authors say.

The report will look into exploitation of labourers and provide evidence of their working since the start of the project in 2010.

The study is based on interviews with more than 200 migrant workers and promises to deliver photographs, video and testimonies.

Qatar employs an estimated 1.8 million migrant workers, many of whom work in construction projects that were started after the Gulf country won the bid to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

The report is expected to be published on 31 March.