article_snippet: FIFA has told Qatar 'more must be done' to improve working conditions in Qatar as Qatar prepares to stage the 2022 World Cup.
article_snippet: Sepp Blatter ' says Qatar ' must do more for workers as workers build ahead of the 2022 World Cup .
article_snippet: Ahead of the FIFA executive committee meeting in Zurich on Thursday and Friday, when dates for the 2022 tournament are expected to be determined, Sepp Blatter ' urged Qatar ' to ensure all workers are guaranteed 'fair' conditions.
article_snippet: The decision to award the World Cup to Qatar ', which has questionable labour laws, has been controversial . '
article_snippet: As various human-rights groups have recently noted, progress has been made already, especially with regard to the standards introduced by the supreme committee relating to 2022 construction sites, but more must be done in Qatar ' to ensure uniformly fair working conditions for all. '
article_snippet: This will only be possible through the collective effort of all stakeholders - from the construction companies to the authorities.
article_snippet: It is clear that Qatar ' takes Qatar ' responsibility as host seriously and sees the FIFA World Cup as a catalyst for positive social change.'
highlights_snippet: International Trade Union Confederation says 1.000 workers have died in World Cup preparation work .
  