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May 14, 2025
New report predicts surge in unexplained migrant worker deaths in Saudi Arabia

A FairSquare report published today has found that there is a critical absence of effective policies and processes to determine the cause of migrant worker deaths in Saudi Arabia, and concluded that the surge of construction associated with projects such as NEOM and the 2034 men’s World Cup will in all likelihood lead to thousands […]

Accountability in Sport Aramco Business and Human Rights Climate Exploitation of Migrant Workers FIFA Football Fossil fuels Health Saudi Arabia Vital Signs
Credit: Omar Chatriwala
September 9, 2020
Qatar must enforce reforms to kafala system
Accountability in Sport Business and Human Rights Exploitation of Migrant Workers Fair Recruitment FIFA ILO Qatar
Credit: J. Pellgen
July 21, 2020
Premier League: Adopt Human Rights Policy
Accountability in Sport Authoritarianism Business and Human Rights Political Repression Saudi Arabia Sport and Human Rights UK
Credit: POMED
April 23, 2020
Premier League should reject Saudi-led takeover of Newcastle FC
Accountability in Sport Authoritarianism Political Repression Saudi Arabia Sport and Human Rights UK
Credit: International Domestic Workers Federation
April 10, 2020
Covid-19 and migrant workers in the Gulf
Bahrain Discrimination Exploitation of Migrant Workers Fair Recruitment Health Kuwait Oman Qatar Saudi Arabia UAE Women's Rights
Credit: The Workers Cup film
December 10, 2019
Liverpool FC and worker deaths in Qatar
Accountability in Sport Business and Human Rights Exploitation of Migrant Workers Health Qatar Sport and Human Rights UK
Applicants look at job offers displayed on a glass window of a recruitment agency in Manila in this October 9, 2010 file photo. An average of more than 3,000 workers leave the country daily to work as professionals, nurses, doctors, domestic helpers, seaf
July 1, 2019
Launch of the Five Corridors Project
Business and Human Rights Canada Exploitation of Migrant Workers Fair Recruitment Five Corridors Kuwait Mexico Myanmar Nepal Philippines Qatar Taiwan Thailand
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