Qatar World Cup: Last option to guarantee fair hearing for FIFA World Cup whistleblower Qatari establishments and FIFA should claim that a whistleblower at the heart of the Qatar World Cup organization gets an unbiased trial as the case heads to Qatar's final court of demand, Human Rights Watch and FairSquare said today. Examination of the judgment of the appeal court, which upheld Abdullah Ibhais' conviction on December 15, 2021, extra discloses serious damages of his right to a fair hearing. Football World Cup 2022 fans from all over the world can book Football World Cup tickets from our online platforms WorldWideTicketsandHospitality.com. Football fans can book Qatar Football World Cup Tickets on our website at exclusively discounted prices.
The case was started after Qatar FIFA World Cup directors claimed that Ibhais had damaged national security. Ibhais was imprisoned on accused of corruption, violation of the honesty of tenders and profits, and intentional harm to public funds. The accuses against Ibhais and two other suspects his brother, who lives in Turkey, and another man supposed to be a Saudi resident, relate to a Supreme Committee proposal for social media services. The petition court judgment confirms that the only exculpatory evidence the court measured against Ibhais is his declaration, which he withdrew in court. He says it was removed under threat and pressure, and during questionings for which he was denied the attendance of a lawyer. The appeal court judgment admits Ibhais had no lawyer present when he made his confession. For more to know about FIFA World Cup Tickets Click here. Ibhais formerly was an Arabic-language media executive for Qatar FIFA World Cup managers, the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy. Before Qatari experts imprisoned him in December, he told that he considers the case against him was in revenge for condemnation of the management of