By Nathan Klein Thousands of women migrant domestic workers in Qatar are being severely exploited and sexually abused in 'utterly miserable conditions', according to a new report by an international human rights group. The 77-page Amnesty International report titled 'My sleep is my break: Exploitation of domestic workers in Qatar' has uncovered the appalling conditions women - primarily from the Philippines, Indonesia and Sri Lanka - face on a daily basis. In the report, women are said to be lured to Qatar on the basis of false promises over salaries and working conditions - only to be made to work extreme hours and seven-day weeks.
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Women in Qatar are being exposed to 'utterly miserable conditions', a new report has found
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The 77-page report was compiled by international human rights group Amnesty International
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Some women are forced to work up to 100 hours a week with no days off
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Others have told how they are physically and sexually abused
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Conditions were exposed while Qatar prepares for the FIFA World Cup
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