The FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 was praised by many as one of the best World Cups of all time. Yet, its true legacy can be understood through the stories of the thousands of migrant workers who made the tournament possible.
Based on 11,616 cases PNCC collected of violations faced by Nepalese migrant workers, it is one of the largest studies of its kind, painting a grim picture of forced labour practices across the Gulf and Malaysia.
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USA Today Sport's coverage of our report, "If we complain, we are fired."
