The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre has accused national
Football Associations whose teams have qualified for the 2022 FIFA
World Cup of failing to take action to avoid becoming complicit in
human rights abuses in Qatar.
The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre has accused national
Football Associations whose teams have qualified for the 2022 FIFA
World Cup of failing to take action to avoid becoming complicit in
human rights abuses in Qatar.
The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre has accused national
Football Associations whose teams have qualified for the 2022 FIFA
World Cup of failing to take action to avoid becoming complicit in
human rights abuses in Qatar.
Pilots at Qatar Airways say the state-owned airline is under-counting their work hours and ignoring complaints of fatigue - a safety breach that hurts staff health and risks passenger lives.
The testimony demonstrates how worker abuse extends even to the Gulf nation’s high-skill industries, as Qatar Airways (QA) tries to minimise crew downtime.
“This is obviously a huge health and safety issue for the pilots themselves - and the people they’re flying,” said Isobel Archer of the Business and Human Rights Resource Centre.
Pilots at Qatar Airways say the state-owned airline is under-counting their work hours and ignoring complaints of fatigue - a safety breach that hurts staff health and risks passenger lives.
The testimony demonstrates how worker abuse extends even to the Gulf nation’s high-skill industries, as Qatar Airways (QA) tries to minimise crew downtime.
“This is obviously a huge health and safety issue for the pilots themselves - and the people they’re flying,” said Isobel Archer of the Business and Human Rights Resource Centre.