HRW: Qatar failing to protect workers’ rights ahead of World Cup
Aran News Saudi Arabia25 Aug, 2020News
Employee rights had been frequently ignored by over 60 major employers in the country, and its pledges in 2017 to the International Labour Organization to protect migrant workers from wage abuses and to abolish the kafala visa system had not been fulfilled, according to the report titled “How Can We Work Without Wages: Salary Abuses Facing Migrant Workers Ahead of Qatar’s FIFA World Cup 2022.
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