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Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News 20240604 09:39:00

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Transcripts for BBCNEWS Sportsday 20240604 18:40:00

poverty and abuse and that that stories of stolen wages and broken dreams are part of everyday life and that bodies return to nepal without explanation . they have called for compensation claims to be settled over the past decade. the numbers of those that have died on stadia and world cup projects is put in the thousands by human rights groups, a number that is disputed by qatar authorities. i ve spoken to the head of social and economicjustice at amnesty international, steve cockburn. when it has been an industrial accident, when somebody may default on some scaffolding or something thatis on some scaffolding or something that is visible, they are more likely to be investigated, more

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Transcripts for BBCNEWS Sportsday 20240604 18:33:00

hello welcome to you. we are in the eve of the world cup opening weekend. evening, welcome along, 10 years ago the premier league chairman sir dave richards had to apologise for a speech he gave in qatar, warning the world cup organisers that european fans would boycott the tournament if beer wasn t freely available, and that a happy medium woukld have to be found bewteen cultures. well, just 48 hours to go and one of fifa s main sponsors, budweiser, has been told that they can t now sell their beer in, or around any of the stadiums. fifa say they ve made the decision after discussions with the qatar authorities. let s cross live to doha and speak to our sports editor, dan roan, when fifa get into tournament mode, they have total control, are fiercely protective of their sponsors, and budweiser have been a part of the fifa family for decades, how on earth did

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Qatar Airways Horror experience included vagina examination at Doha Airport

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Der Tod vieler Arbeitsmigrant innen in Katar bleibt wegen mangelnder Untersuchungen seitens der Behörden bis heute ungeklärt. In einem neuen Bericht dokumentiert Amnesty International, wie die wahrscheinliche Todesursache – stundenlange Arbeit in extremer Hitze – nicht untersucht wurde und stattdessen pauschal Totenscheine verfasst werden.

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