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25 Mai 2020

Auteur:
Asharq Al-Awsat

Qatari Authorities Promise to Probe Labor Protests

Qatari authorities have acknowledged that migrant workers staged a rare protest over their unpaid wages.

Most of the protestors are in the construction sector, which has been facing criticism for allowing foreign workers, especially Asians, to experience inhumane conditions.

Images on social media showed more than 100 men blocking a main road in the Msheireb district of the capital Doha, clapping and chanting as police looked on.