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BBCNEWS Life at 50C July 7, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Life at 50C July 7, 2024

sita's husband was called dhan bahadur magar. in 2015, he went to work in the gulf — first in saudi arabia, then qatar. the gulf is home to well over 1a million migrant workers, mostly from asia and africa. they come here to support their families back home. in late september 2019, while dhan was in qatar, the country hosted the world athletics championships. the races revealed that no amount of fitness can protect the body from extreme heat. hello and welcome. it's time for the women's marathon here on the glorious corniche of doha, the capital of qatar. one of the most impressive...

Trying to be the 'good' human rights group - Vimarsana News

Trying to be the 'good' human rights group

A gathering of dissidents plots against tyranny — and hypocrisy.

Qatargate and the union movement - Vimarsana News

Qatargate and the union movement

See also Eric's article from June 2021, 'Qatar, the ITUC and the strange case of Malcolm Bidali' In early December, the newly-elected leader of the International Trade Union Confederation, Luca Visentini, was arrested in Brussels as part of a major police operation targeting members of the European Parliament. Visentini was released conditionally after a couple of days and temporarily stepped aside from his new job.

Qatar, the ITUC, and the strange case of Malcolm Bidali - Vimarsana News

Qatar, the ITUC, and the strange case of Malcolm Bidali

Last summer, the international trade union movement was celebrating the news from Qatar. The country which is slated to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup had come under enormous pressure to respect the rights of workers, especially migrant workers, who were getting the country ready for such a high profile event.

The strange case of Malcolm Bidali - Vimarsana News

The strange case of Malcolm Bidali

Last summer, the international trade union movement was celebrating the news from Qatar. The country which is slated to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup had come under enormous pressure to respect the rights of workers, especially migrant workers, who were getting the country ready for such a high profile event.