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Qatar deports migrant laborers after pay rate opposition

Qatar has detained immigrants who decried about wage garnishments, as the national needs to prepare for the sports World Cup in November. 

At least 60 laborers mobilised outside Al Bandary International Group's Doha office space on 14 August - some apparently had not yet been required to pay for 8 months.

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