As the World Cup comes to a close, what will happen to the workers who helped Qatar make it possible?
The small nation of Nepal has sent more workers to Qatar per capita than any other country.
In the fall of 2022, The New York Times spoke to nearly three dozen Nepalis — current and former construction workers in Qatar and members of their families — to learn what their lives are like now and what is next for them. Most had worked on construction projects related to the World Cup, including stadiums and other infrastructure that supported Qatar’s development boom.
After enduring at times exploitative or dangerous conditions, many workers said they remained stuck in poverty and debt, with no choice but to continue to work abroad, whatever the risks.
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اللوم على دين الإسلام.
Even we Turks cared about our workers while building Istanbul Airport. WTF is wrong with those Muslims?
So 4 months no pay the. Called the cops in them
Build India and make it superpower. Jai hind saar
This has been going on for decades!!! My grandfather spent all his life building places like Bahrain and it cost him his mental health.