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Migrant workers have faced dangerously unsafe working conditions while building infrastructure in Doha for the FIFA World Cup, and a new report identifies a company owned by the Qatari royal family as among the worst offenders.

Members of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunication Commission (NBTC) will meet today to decide whether to foot the 1.6-billion-baht bill to broadcast the 2022 Fifa World Cup, as demanded by the government.

A government plan to purchase the rights to broadcast the 2022 Fifa World Cup is up in the air after some National Broadcasting and Telecommunication Commission (NBTC) board members voiced their disagreement, citing budgetary constraints.

Fans can travel to Qatar without being ticket holders from December 2 following the FIFA World Cup group stage.

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Some 1.2 million people are expected to pour into Qatar during the upcoming 2022 FIFA World Cup that begins this month

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Unpaid wages, under-reporting of migrant worker deaths and an eye-watering carbon footprint are just some of the concerns being expressed by human rights groups and environmentalists as Qatar prepares to host one of the planet's biggest sporting events. Just weeks before the opening match, we bring you a special edition…

The Rhondda has a strong attachment to Wales' history at the Fifa World Cup