The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) believes that the death toll could rise to 4,000 by the time the start to give the World Cup. The report is based on recent figures provided by the embassies of both countries of origin immigrant workers. Embassy of Nepal reported last month that 400 Nepalese workers killed in the Gulf state since 2010 working in construction. Indian delegation gave a figure of 500 dead Indians since 2012. According to CSI, Qatar has 1.4 million migrant workers, many of whom are employed in the construction of infrastructure for future sporting event . organization cites poor working conditions as the main reason for the high mortality of workers in that country . Sean causes recorded as accidents, heart attacks (due to high temperatures) or illness caused by the miserable living conditions, the root cause is the same deaths: working conditions, concluded the CSI. According The Guardian , the workers of the city of Lusail complained that their bosses withheld wages, force them to work in temperatures of 50 degrees Celsius without lunch and confiscate their passports to make sure they do not leave the country. s 11 February, Qatar issued detailed guidelines to protect the farm community of immigrants living in the country and stop international criticism intensified human rights. past July, Theo Zwanziger, a current member of the executive committee of FIFA, said that the decision to hold the event in Qatar was an egregious error. In September, the United Nations condemned for failing to Qatar an international convention that prohibits the use of forced labor. Texto completo en: actualidad.rt/actualidad/view/122761-mueren-trabajadores-migrantes-obras-mundial-catar
Posted on: Thu, 20 Mar 2014 13:26:45 +0000