Qatar's death row and the invisible migrant workforce deemed unworthy of due process 19/01/2023, 10:36 In these “closed” Gulf states – where it is nearly impossible to obtain official information on the operation of the death penalty – we have had to utilise creative methods, relying upon a number of different sources for a triangulation of evidence. Amnesty International @amnesty · Follow If @FIFAcom really cares about fair play, they must compensate the hardest working team in #Qatar—the workers who built the stadium and suffered #humanrights abuses to make the #WorldCup2022 a reality. #PayUpFIFA Watch on Twitter 2:31 PM · Nov 21, 2022 298 Reply Share Read 118 replies We gathered material from partner organisations, including Eleos Justice, Harm Reduction International (HRI), Project 39A, Justice Project Pakistan, The Death Penalty Project, Reprieve, the European Saudi Organization for Human Rights (ESOHR) and the Anti-Death Penalty Asia Network, as well as others working on the ground including lawyers, journalists and activists. We also analysed the “grey” literature including NGO reports and media articles. Those cases we identified were collated, cross-referenced to omit duplications, anonymised where necessary and recorded on our database. https://theconversation.com/qatars-death-row-and-the-invisible-migrant-workforce-deemed-unworthy-of-due-process-191017 Page 7 of 12