'FIFA is failing in its human rights responsibilities' FIFA has been labelled an “embarrassment” for so far failing to commit to a compensation fund for migrant workers who have been harmed or died in the build-up to the Qatar World Cup. WorldCup2022
prize money with an equivalent payment to migrant workers.
said it was “assessing” the proposal but has not yet provided an update.Michael Page, deputy Middle East and North Africa director at Human Rights Watch said: “It’s an embarrassment that despite prominent footballers, football associations and sponsors supporting the #PayUp campaign and widespread popular support,
has still failed to commit to calls for a remedy fund for many thousands of migrant workers who died, were injured, or had their wages stolen while making the World Cup possible.
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