Workers Deaths In Qatar Ahead Of FIFA World Cup Spurs Debates About Forced Labour
Around 6500 workers died in Qatar at FIFA world cup sites leading to a debate on forced labour and workers' deaths in the city.
Source: india.com
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The 2022 FIFA World Cup is less than a month away. Qatar's supposed labor reforms have done little to improve worker's conditions.
The workers responsible for making this event happen continue to face death and abuse each day, while risking deportation if they protest.
Source: atlanticcouncil.org
World Cup 2022: Far from the glitz of Qatar a migrant worker's family grieves
To provide a living for his family, Kashiram Belbase joined the thousands leaving Nepal to build Qatar's infrastructure to host the World Cup.
Source: iwradio.co.uk
Foreign workers in Qatar deported after protesting unpaid wages
During a demonstration on August 14, dozens of foreign workers demonstrated in Doha to demand several months of unpaid wages. As a result, more than sixty workers were arrested and some of them were…
Source: france24.com
UDST organises OSH training for MoL inspectors
Doha: The Continuing and Professional Education Directorate (CPED) of University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST), has organised a training o...
Source: thepeninsulaqatar.com