World Cup: Human rights groups warn of serious issues as Qatar World Cup worker jailed

World Cup: Human rights groups warn of serious issues as Qatar World Cup worker jailed A former World Cup worker has been futile in his appeal against a divisive jail sentence in Qatar, which he trusts came about because he censured the Supreme Committee for its conduct of migrant workers strikes.

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The conclusion to jail Abdullah Ibhais, a former senior FIFA World Cup media manager, for three years has flashed fierce blame from human rights groups, who say that he was forced into a confession and a counter-claim from the experts.

Human Rights Watch and Fair Square say there is no evidence of wrongdoing on Ibhais’s part and have also repeatedly criticized FIFA for its reluctance to intervene in his case, saying it has allowed the Qatari authorities.

Though, Qatar claims Ibhais, who has been on hunger strike for 31 days, was jailed for asking bribes and not for talking out touching the Supreme Committee, which is accountable for organizing the Football World Cup 2022. Speaking after the verdict, Nicholas McGeehan, co-director of Fair Square.

“This case goes to the heart of the serious issues with Qatar’s FIFA World Cup and every day Abdullah Ibhais leftovers in jail more people will know his name, know what he did for the refugee workers who built Qatar’s Football World Cup 2022, and know the price he has paid for that,” he supposed.

“Did he get a just trial? Unconditionally not. Did FIFA mark a call for a fair trial? No, they didn’t, which I think is attractive shocking, he added. It was Qatar’s FIFA World Cup 2022 organizers who prompted this trial, but it was FIFA’s silence that allowed today’s decision, for which there is no indication other than a forced confession.”

Qatar’s experts claim that Ibhais, who was detached from his role in 2019, was penalized on fraud charges linking to an agreement to crop social media content for the FIFA World Cup 2022. For more to know about Qatar World Cup Tickets Click here.

A Qatari official supposed: “The court of plea has upheld its embarrassed verdict in the case of Mr. Abdullah Ibhais. He was sentenced following the careful examination of plenty of strong and credible signs against him for soliciting bribes to affect the outcome of a state-funded procurement process. This sign included wide details of the crime much more than the offender’s confession.”

It also claimed that Ibhais had reapplied to work for it in March 2021 via a third-party agency. Though, human rights groups claim that the Qataris have not been able to present any evidence of wrongdoing against Ibhais.

A FIFA spokesperson did not reply to questions about its lack of interference in the case. However, in a statement football’s governing body supposed, any person rates a fair trial, where the due course is experiential and respected.

“FIFA has been following the case linking Mr. Ibhais and notes the statements from the government roads office in Qatar and the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy about the court’s decision, it added. FIFA will consider today’s reigning before making any further comment.”

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