Shona Ghosh
May 21, 2015

Coca-Cola speaks out about 2022 World Cup migrant worker abuse

Coca-Cola and Visa have spoken out against the human rights abuses taking place in Qatar, where hundreds of workers have died during construction work on the 2022 World Cup sites.

A safety day held at Qatar's Al Wakrah Stadium, one of the World Cup venues

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