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Migu or miggo (translation: "since") (Hebrew: מיגו) is a Talmudic law concept relating to civil law disputes. A migu is a reason that a claim that would otherwise be rejected by a Jewish civil court should be accepted based on the fact that the litigant could have prevailed in the case based on a different claim were he disposed to lie.

Streaming platform to show Tokyo 2020, Beijing 2022, Qatar 2022 and Euro 2020. Migu, a subsidiary of Chinese telecommunications group China Mobile, has sub-licensed rights to air live and on-demand coverage of Tokyo 2020, Beijing 2022 and the Qatar 2022 Fifa World Cup.

Last month, the company signed a four-year deal with the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) having previously agreed a five-year domestic rights contract with the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA). In 2018, Migu struck a similar sub-licensing deal with CCTV for rights to that year’s Fifa World Cup in Russia.

The Tosafists felt that a Migu is a leverage tool (Hebrew, כח הטענה), meaning that if a person chose to make a less favorable claim over a more favorable one, he is given the benefit of the doubt, although he is not necessarily believed based on his Migu, therefore his Migu can only deflect charges but not charge others.