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Published 15:11 11 May 2022 BST

"It is important on one side to underline the progress that has been made in terms of human rights, in terms of worker rights," he said, as per Inside World Football.
"With the abolishment of kafala system, with minimum wages for the workers, with measures to protect the health of the workers. It is not FIFA saying it, it is not even Qatar saying it. It’s the International Labour Organisation, international trade unions, it is the BWI.
"This progress is undeniable. It is excellent. It is going in the right direction. Of course, everything is not perfect. Every country is probably the same.
"I can assure you that we are there, I am personally there, calling on and appealing to the authorities to ensure the government has not only implemented this new legislation but effectively and efficiently enforces it.
“This is to make sure that those workers who have not been paid, who have suffered, have to be adequately compensated. We are all watching to try to make sure that the legacy of the World Cup will stay forever."
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