A report has been released this morning blasting FIFA for their "shocking indifference to appalling treatment of migrant workers" who are involved in the reconstruction of Khalifa Stadium for the 2022 World Cup.Do you want to know about what are NHL 16 Coins for sale or how do I buy Cheap fifa 17 coins? Don't worry, you can enter our website and understand more about them. 

FIFA President Sepp Blatter announces Qatar to host the 2022 soccer World Cup in Zurich back in 2010

The report, named 'The ugly side of the beautiful game: Labour exploitation on a Qatar 2022 World Cup venue' is based on interviews with 132 migrant construction workers - all of whom reported abuse.

Amnesty International Secretary General Salil Shetty says the findings show FIFA has failed to stop the World Cup from being built on human rights abuses.

"The abuse of migrant workers is a stain on the conscience of world football," Mr Shetty said.

"For players and fans, a World Cup stadium is a place of dreams. For some of the workers who spoke to us, it can feel like a living nightmare."

Examples of abuse that workers reported on include being paid lower salaries than promised, being paid months late, living in cramped accommodation and confiscating passports without issuing exit permits so they could not leave the country.

"Indebted, living in squalid camps in the desert, paid a pittance, the lot of migrant workers contrasts sharply to that of the top-flight footballers who will play in the stadium," Mr Shetty said.You can buy buy NHL 16 Coins or Cheap NHL 16 Coins there, and get more latest European Cup and HUT 16 Coins for sale news from Fifa 17 coins.

"All workers want are their rights: to be paid on time, leave the country if need be and be treated with dignity and respect."