FIFA World Cup: FIFA World Cup LIVE – 73% of the population of 15 major football-playing countries wants FIFA to compensate the migrant workers of the 2022 World Cup. Almost 15000 adults from countries like Argentina, Belgium, Spain, Denmark, Mexico, and Morocco were surveyed by the global poll. 67% of the adults want their own national football associations to speak up about this issue. For more World Cup related updates, follow Insidesport.IN.
FIFA World Cup: Global Survey PORTRAYS huge demands for COMPENSATION of Migrant workers – Check out
In 2021, the football world was outraged by the humongous amount of human lives that were lost due to the Qatar World Cup project. 6500 migrant workers from neighboring countries like India, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Pakistan were reported dead by the Qatari embassies. The Qatari government had officially denied the numbers.
They countered that some of these deaths were not related to FIFA World Cup projects. However, the numbers, even if watered down, are huge compared to only three work-related deaths that happened during the Brazil and Russia World Cups.
FIFA World Cup: Global Survey PORTRAYS huge demands for COMPENSATION of Migrant workers – Check out
Migrant workers who suffered abuses while preparing for the 2022 World Cup deserve compensation for illegal fees, stolen wages, and lost lives. Our new global opinion poll shows that the public agrees. With less than 50 days until kick-off, it’s time to #PayUpFIFA ⚽️💰 pic.twitter.com/QwbiueG9qP
— Amnesty International USA (@amnestyusa) October 6, 2022
#PayUpFIFA campaign was launched by a human rights organization back in May. The findings of this new global survey show that an overwhelming number of adults from first-world countries support this campaign. The coalition of human rights organizations demands FIFA to pay 440 million dollars, the exact amount that FIFA hands out as prize money during the tournament. FIFA is yet to make an official statement about the compensation of the migrant workers who lost their lives during the world cup project.
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