Covid-19… Qatar expels its foreign workers

Aya Azz

While Doha harbors terrorists from the leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood, the Afghan Taliban, and other internationally classified terrorist figures, Qatar has deported large numbers of its foreign workers on the pretext of embarking on illegal acts after being imprisoned in inhumane places of detention at all, in a contradiction that illustrates the case The political confusion of the Hamdeen regime.

While Doha harbors terrorists from the leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood, the Afghan Taliban, and other internationally classified terrorist figures, Qatar has deported large numbers of its foreign workers on the pretext of embarking on illegal acts after being imprisoned in inhumane places of detention at all, in a contradiction that illustrates the case The political confusion of the Hamdeen regime.

Cemetery of foreign labor

The British Broadcasting Corporation, BBC, said that employment in Qatar is slaves employed by the government without any humanitarian consideration, as it uses them to do the most difficult jobs without caring for their lives.

Since 2017 and during preparations for the 2022 World Cup, nearly 1,200 workers have died due to abuse.

On this, Abdul-Khabir Atallah, professor of political science at the University of Assiut, says: Qatar suffers from the deterioration of its economy due to the pandemic of the deadly Corona virus, and found that the workers who have it are just a burden on it and tried to get rid of them on the pretext of starting illegal acts, even though it is a country that sponsors Terrorism supports and hosts it and hosts terrorist groups and their fugitives. This is a major contradiction in their positions, and evidence of their lies and slander over their workers.

Atallah asserted in a special statement to the “reference” that Qatar has committed many human rights violations against its workers since the Corona pandemic and before the spread of the epidemic, as the country sponsoring terrorism does not know humanity