New 78-page report @hrw going out on Monday.
Title: “‘How Can We Work Without Wages?’: Salary Abuses Facing Migrant Workers Ahead of Qatar’s FIFA World Cup 2022.”https://twitter.com/KooyJan/status/1295261952235667457?s=20 …
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A Kenyan migrant worker writes about his journey to Qatar, his delayed wages, and his dwindling excitement about the #Qatar2022 football World Cup.
In his own words: “I came to Qatar to pursue my dreams but my life is a nightmare.”
https://www.ipsnews.net/2020/08/came-work-qatar-pursue-dreams-life-nightmare/ …pic.twitter.com/woTVjAq4Q2
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Him and many others. That country is a pest
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Unbelievable. Very inhuman and uncalled for. I wonder how they managed to get the rights to host the next world cup. Shame on Qatar
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For this Kenya worker, employed (more like exploited) in Qatar, you could fairly say his plight is like slavery, but without chains. Imagine 3 months lag in getting paid, working 7 days & 12 hour shifts standing & not having a day off in 6 months. Qatar is a modern day slaver.pic.twitter.com/TgJO47SY9O
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#migrantrights to live with dignity and security.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Modern day slavery, no more, no less.
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