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jeffrey says he receives complaints and distress calls from migrant workers all over the gulf, desperate to return home. organizers of the company charwood compulsion ended that we need particular dates, names, addresses, i.d. numbers, before they can reply to those claims about racism, discrimination, beatings and death about the stadiums. the big picture here is that this world cup, one of the most expensive, about 122 billion dollars was spent in qatar to make it happen, was built on the back of migrant workers, from kenya,, uganda nepal, bangladesh, and india. they tended to living conditions that some described as modern day slavery, he never thought he live in such a condition, where he s essentially shuttled from the dormitory like living conditions, rosemary, to the place of, work and then back. they have no other social life, so that part of the life, because they ....
i am very worried and scared, and concerned, when the world cup ends. because like all the media spotlight and everything else will shift and move away to the next big thing. qatar says it dismantle the previous restrictive migrant labor system, which has been criticize across the call, for exploiting from africa and south asia, and taking away their passports. but critics say the reality has not changed. jeffrey owendo s a supporter at the stadium, who says he believes he too was deported from, qatar for speaking up for migrant workers. the afghan migrant workers complain of expectation despite all the changes they say they put in place. it s really about implementation and goodwill from the government of qatar. that s why workers will continue complaining until framework, a robust justice system is put in place, whereby violators of these laws are punished. ....