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Much of the blame for the treatment of migrant workers on World Cup sites has fallen on the Qatari government, which despite launching new guidelines to protect its huge migrant workforce in 2013, has clearly failed to protect the workers.

Qatar's supreme committee for delivery and legacy, the body overseeing World Cup projects, said that more than 500 Nepalese workers on World Cup projects had been given leave to return temporarily.

Ms. Burrow's charges backed up by photographs in the report appeared to contradict assertions by the Qatar Supreme Committee for Legacy and Delivery that workers on World Cup-related projects are accommodated according to international standards.

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To be fair, Qatar, unlike other Gulf states, has engaged with its critics and published charters for the rights of workers employed on World Cup-related contracts.

Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein, a frontrunner in next February's presidential election, has warned that FIFA could revisit Qatar's hosting rights if it failed to follow through on promises to improve the living and working conditions of migrant workers working on World Cup-related construction sites.

A Guardian investigation in July found that even workers on the World Cup stadiums, governed by the supreme committee code of practice, were earning as little as 45p an hour.

This month an Amnesty report claimed that despite repeated promises of action by the Qatari administration, it found ongoing abuse of migrant workers on a World Cup stadium project and a related development.

Earlier this week, the Qatari government commented on the reports around migrant worker deaths on World Cup construction sites, calling them "completely untrue" and saying that "not a single worker's life has been lost".

Earlier this week, the Qatari government hit out at the reports around migrant worker deaths on World Cup construction sites, calling them "completely untrue" and saying that "not a single worker's life has been lost".

Since then, pressure on the governments of Qatar – over worker conditions on World Cup infrastructure – and in the UAE – over Abu Dhabi's Saadiyat Island and the 2020 World Expo in Dubai – has been mounting.