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April 2015

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Qatar Slave Labour deaths - World Cup 2022

Qatari Embassy, London. Tue 28 Apr 2015

  
 
 Protesters on both sides of the Qatar Embassy door

 But police arrived and told them to move across the road and they did
      
 'Qatar, Play by the Rules'

 One I couldn't read - a message to Qatar about the 2022 World Cup

 Gail Cartmail, Assistant General Secretary of Unite and a member of the TUC Executive Committee and General Council.

 'Give FIFA the Red Card - No World Cup without Workers Rights - Kafalla is Slavery

 

 

 

 

 Gail Cartmail shows a police officer the letter she wants to hand to the Qatar Embassy
 
And he goes inside to talk to them 

The deputation wait on the Embassy steps with the letter 

 

and wait... 

Gail Cartmel holds up the letter addressed to the Ambassador for photographers 

 

The Red Card for Qatar 

 

Eventually a man comes out from the embassy and says they will not accept the letter 

 

The letter is left on the doorstep 

 

and after a final photograph the protesters dispersed 
   

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