yet no one cares to realise that it is these Western corporations who got these contracts who mistreated these workers and the labour brokers who got them these jobs. This is a hit piece against Qatar when it should be directed at these big corporations/conglomerates. NY Times what are doing to stop the exploitation of Mexican migrant workers in the US because this doesn't come close to that? And more importantly, why are u not investigating the Western construction companies who employed these guys?

true...

literally. get people into debt they cannot pay off without working every day for the rest of their lives. it's so sad. To anyone saying they "choose" to take on the debt: in many cultures, family is the only thing you have. Paying the medical bills of a father-in-law is not a question, and they are willing to do anything for them. They have no choice but to become debt slaves or lose everything they hold dear

It's illiteracy. These things has been happening forever. I hear this things happen a lot. And it's his fault for not weighing his risks before making such a decision.

The gen Z slavery

Yep. There's plenty to say about the west, but it doesn't make Qatar good. Just people trying to equate issues that are on different levels and trying to make it look as if "every country does it" The money these commenters got could have gone to the workers.

@@vez3834 It’s the mindset, the origin and sIavery of sub sah still active there, it’s written in texts and called raisin headed, look up Ethiop instead and still traded, on top of insuIts and physicaI abuse. It’s not compare to world power and their country excusing it shows don’t care about others yet form sheep pacts about own when most are accused of terror, notice no protests for that either.

yet no one cares to realise that it is these Western corporations who got these contracts who mistreated these workers and the labour brokers who got them these jobs. This is a hit piece against Qatar when it should be directed at these big corporations/conglomerates. NY Times what are doing to stop the exploitation of Mexican migrant workers in the US because this doesn't come close to that? And more importantly, why are u not investigating the Western construction companies who employed these guys?

@0:01 where ???! Hahahahahahaha typical western media trying to cover everything yet can’t even pronounce the country

Sure, but do it "equally". Which most don't wanna, as most people will always have a preference.

FIFA did not hire them.

@@alexskatit4188 Western or Chinese foreign companies who got the contracts to build these companies should be made to answer.

Who owns the stadium?

@@TheChinBurton since when does an owner check how a builder/construction company operates when building anything for them? They just focus on timelines and end product and nothing inbetween. Don't be ridiculous now, you are grasping at straws.

u need to sue nepal for not creating employment opportunities u r still blaming fifa or qatar

Honestly so sad to see

It will increase more .. Nepaliharu ko mindset hernus.. Future dekhinxa... Nepal kata jadaixa vanne..

Nepali haru ko mindset Hera bro(2). Aaile tw jolai dekhe ni bidesh Jane kura garxa. Desh ma kei hudaina vanxa. Desh ma basera desh ma "kei huney" gari kaam gaar vanda nai Nepal ma kei hudaina matra vanxa. Aafno desh lai ramro banaune effort kosaile launai chahandaina yeta. People here are just expecting and hoping someone would come and make Nepal better place rather than they themselves help in making this country a better place. Desh ma basna man koslai ni xaina yeta. Tei desh ma hunjel yeta kei huna sakdaina vanera Gali garne Ra bidesh pugepaxi "I love my country" vanera natak dekhaune matra ho. Desh lai better place banauna effort launa koi chahandaina yeta. Baghwan jasto manxe aawos aani desh 1-2 din Mai bikash garera jawos vanera basiraxa dherai Nepali haru. More and more people will leave the country.

@@angrymaniac53 Bhagwan le ta deslai sundar nai banako xa..tara hami Nepaliko education (Not school education) ko kamile esto vako ho.. Ma pani aile bidesmai xu...tara less consuming more producing/ gaining ma focus gardai xu... Ra tapailai ni tha nai hola... Chahe Animal hos chahe human hos sabaile khojne vanekai subidha ho..Value ho..ra Nepalma tyo pauna ali garho xa..(Immandar manisharulai) Thik xa Nepaliharu bidesmai xa.. Tara vayeko paisa jati sabai production ko satta consuming mai kharcha garxa vane chai....pragati garna garai hunxa.... Consuming ma competition garyo vane chahe Nepali hos Chahe american ..all will suffer in long term.. Bidesma kamako paisale Nepalko valo hune ..Nepaliko mindset change hune kam garna sake ramro ho.. tara dekhawati chatak badhera po khattam vota.. Aba arulai vanera kei change hunewala ta xaina.. Tei vayera ma chai self study ma afno time/ra energy lagai raxu.. Jaba afno power badxa taba change garna sajilo hunxa.. Natra power xaina vane truth will never win..Truth also needs power.. Estai ho ..aba yuba kai hatma xa future.. Suruwat hamibatai hunu parxa Money +**Spiritual**/financial/emotional knowlege/Physical knowledge= Power( In my thought) Nepalma already afno thau jamauna sakya lai ta Nepalmai oppertunity pauna sajilo hunxa tara jo fianncially weak xa teslai dherai gahro xa.. Loottantra mindset xa Nepali haruko.. Creative xaina copy garne matra xa.. Nepal aile remit kai varma develop vairako xa edi herne nai ho vane.. paisa ko sahi sadupayog vaye des banna time lagdaina .. Tara..haha tei ho.. Anyway Peace..🙏🏻😊 And hope you are growing strong✊🏻

@@angrymaniac53 You have some point there and I don't disagree with you. Tara ekchoti ramro sanga sochne ho vani, Nepali haru ma yesto power kehi chaina. Aba Prachanda ko maobadi le Civil war nikalera dherai ragat bagayera changes lerako jasto garne ho vani matra kehi vanna sakincha. Natra tehi 50-100 jana ko group le andolan ra todfod garera changes aaune wala chaina, everyone protesting for a change and justice gets arrested in this country I hope you're aware of this. So reality garo cha. I agree a lot of people of richer families prefer to go abroad cause they want better life style and to show off but majority of Nepalese are forced to go for their family's sake. You would think these poor people wouldn't have tried to work in Nepal first? But the wages they get are not enough to fulfill their living condition. Low payment, higher taxes and everything is expensive.

Sure. Qatar could make this sort of thing illegal and enforce that law.

Lack of labour laws and greed of arabs is also a problem

It concerns the US as well. The number of illegal mexican workers who work and die at the construction sites is astounding. To add salt to injury, at least the workers in Qatar are legal workers who benefit from security while those in USA don't have any papers, their bosses can decide not to pay them or make them work in poor conditions and nothing can be done

I agree completely, but it's an issue everywhere. We have a lot of issues with human rights for migrant workers in the US as well. I think it's really an issue everywhere. But yes we should be able to discuss it without people feeling it's an attack.

@@m.b3191 that's definitely true. The neighborhood I live in it's mostly people from Mexico and their labor being exploited is a huge issue

@@m.b3191 labor trafficking is a huge issue in the US as well. I had a therapist who worked with a lot of people who were trafficked for their labor (mostly farming) and most of them were migrant workers.

@@m.b3191 I agree; it concerns many countries, including the US. I should have stated that more clearly, so thank you for bringing it up. As for construction workers’ rights in the Gulf, while it’s true that they’re technically legal, the situation is eerily similar to the US (there have been several reports of their passports being taken away and even unpaid labor).

so who should we blame here is it not nepale itself ?

Bangladeshi, nepalese, pakistani, indians. Doesn't matter where people go for work people deserve a living wage and good working conditions. If we can immigrate to west for an office job or university education, the workers can too just to work. Middle eastern nations don't care. They are arrogant

@@tunim4354 boy get out of your chamber and see the real world .there is no country in the world who cares about immigrant ppl .west wont even give you a visa let alone let you work, its like this everywhere.

true and also the qatari construction companies should keep some nepali higher ups so they could provide much better place.

Why aren't people talking to those who vacation in quatar ?

@@arunasharma9432 which people

They have no power. It's like having a poor dad who can't go against a dad in high power. That is the reality :)

It's the foreign corporations/conglomerates who got the contracts who should offer compensation, not the Qatari government, yet no one is identifying them. This practice is not only occurring in Qatar but worldwide. All those UN countries have the same issues, fir example, America with their horrific treatment of Mexican migrant workers etc.

I hope so too, but there is alot of ugliness in this world and we're so powerless

@@sleverlight especial is war

Eh, you voted for it.

where are you from?

@@LifeOdysseyMotivation india

@@mdsoheb7272 namaste. So, in which gulf country/countries did you work?

Yet follow ideoIogies that came from there and probably how ancestors were treated.

And do you think multinational companies would risk and invest by opening factories in such mountainous locations/landscapes of Nepal? There are so many better countries in Asia to open up factories and production facilities geographically and demographically wise speaking.

@@LifeOdysseyMotivation almost half of the area of the country is plain. It’s not only mountains. Factories and warehouses were examples, and that isn’t the ultimate solution btw. What do you propose then?

@@kashsres1064 Then why is it until now there are no giant mulitinational companies opening up factories, etc. like in some of the Asian countries? So what's wrong in Nepal then?

@@LifeOdysseyMotivation that is exactly my question too. I have some of the answers but not all. Corruption, political instability, poor infrastructures, unplanned cities and towns and so on. These things keeps investments away. There are certainly more reasons for sure. But cheapest labor than other countries is a plus.

@@LifeOdysseyMotivation and btw there are already some giant multinational corporations that’s running their business in the county.

It all about money government don't really care about people

Exactly. The governments of these countries generate alot of their revenue from remittances sent by migrant workers. They are the ones who need to negotiate better working conditions for their own citizens.

@@gale_poot the main problem is the labour brokers and the foreign conglimerates who hire these migrant workers. On the other hand, I've seen that there are many migrant workers who are happy and still in Qatar and have commented as such.

@@gale_poot no they don't. Qatar pays them peanuts. Many dead workers didn't even get paid. Do you know how much they'd be paid for working over 60 hours every week in over 40 degree Celsius heat in usa or some other developed western country ? Qatar pays them 350 dollars a month. Which is shameful considering how Qatar is the richest country in the world.

Poor leader? Bruh they WORST LEADERS

Timestamp? Are you sure you are not delusional

@@zexops 2:56 is where malaysia is mentioned

@@zexops 7:19 too. Are you sure you watched the whole thing?

You mean it's a shame that the Western companies/corporations who hired these workers and the labour brokers were actually the ones who exploited them, not the Qatari government.

So true. Gulf countries do not respect labour or any blue collar job

@@phoenixrising8640 so you don't know? This thing you're seeing is everyday in gulf country. This came to light because of world cup. It's not western company who hired them. It's qatari company. It's qatari company who controls them. Even if there wasn't "world cup" connected to this, this video would be the same. Only reason it came to light or to you was because of world cup. THAT is a everyday life of just not in Qatar, but whole gulf country.

@tang8602 Many workers are put in jail as they dont know arabic and are blamed in false crime by rich arab people, also many workers passport are seized until their contract.Some are given fake jobs. But these arab governement doesnt care about these problem,many workers are treated like slave

its one thing if they have to work for free. But to fall to lose money because you want to work that's a whole new level of bs. Not I'm for sure never going to the Olympics espacially since I dont really watch sports

They are probably human trafficking victims

They are ok with it but why aren’t you?

I am. Why support FIFA and their sponsors? Also, what if we attacked the sponsors directly so that FIFA stops giving ads to dictatorships?

Coz fools are saying we visited qatar worldcup and nothing is bad, they are blaming western media to show the reality

Western media should apologize. How to make these videos still popaganda.

@@Tom-zy4dj truth isnt propoganda

@@mannan_d6364 if anyone to be blamed..blame the country where they belongs to

I didn't watch the wc this year. Idk if that counts for anything but I care at least.

@@mayb8876ou didn't watch because you are Islamophobic. These issues come up at every single cup. Did you watch the Brazilian and South African one even though they had the same issues? Hypocrites

Western media should apologize. How to make these videos still popaganda.

Yup no one cares. It's all about the money. Money can buy silence. But you never know. They might start caring once they don't need middle eastern oil. And then idk how prepared these gulf states are for "democracy"

If FFIFA tightens human rights records then not a single country would qualify

Saudi , Kuwait,UAE , Bahrain,Oman,etc are the same

@@moktan289 religion of peace are all same everywhere

@@100cents5 Its nothing to do with Islam. In Islam it says that you PAY the worker before his sweat dries. Unfortunately these royals of these gulf countries do not have the FEAR of the ALMIGHTY otherwise they would not TREAT the labourers the way they do. It makes my BLOOD BOIL how these labourers are MISTREATED yet they the royals can give £150 million to david Beckham. for doing F all. And if you want to talk about religion, America is meant to be a Christian country yet they have people who are homeless, people who are struggling with putting food on the table, people struggling with medical bills etc. So should we blame christianity?

Help them

Lol its kinda funny how most people aren't aware how mich of an unfair shithole the entire so called " modern " world is 🤣

"If you're rich you're respected, if you're a worker like this then f u" is the thing there.

@@resof in every part of the world

Yea I saw a Muslim channel saying that Qatar world Cup was the best saying that all the criticism to it was pointless and he also says there really some deserved criticism he also says a huge BUT and skips the whole issue

It's the Western and Chinese corporations who own these construction and other companies and labour's brokers who are to blame. The Qatari government were not directly involved in construction.

Live your life in hardship and even a slight ease feels a 100* better

It's Bhutan not Nepal

Who said Nepal is the happiest country?

@@avimufcns western media

In nepal there are lots of family's living in poverty, women have to carry water up high hills which causes uterus and ovary related injuries, and there's not many hospital or awareness on this. There's also alot of flooding and earthquakes in nepal. Bhutan, nepals neighbor is totally different, they are a small kingdom with the best king in the world, thats probably why the people are so happy and content. You won't find people living in poverty and even there educational system is amazing in bhutan

Where r u from?

@@arpel1472 he said as a nepali it mean he's from Nepal.

@@arpel1472 are you slow ?

How is it no one cares to realise that it is these Western corporations who got these contracts who mistreated these workers and the labour brokers who got them these jobs. This is a hit piece against Qatar when it should be directed at these big corporations/conglomerates. NY Times what are doing to stop the exploitation of Mexican migrant workers in the US because this doesn't come close to that? And more importantly, why are u not investigating the Western construction companies who employed these guys?

Are Agencies the Qatar Government though🤔? No

No one forced the workers to come to qatar and work for them , they get paid and their family get fed

@@just_tawab4787 Facts

@just_tawab4787 but forcefully halted them by seizing their passports & visas🙄 what about that huh

@@just_tawab4787 you’re right nobody forced them to go, the sales pitch was perfect and based on complete lies , they attacked vulnerable family men trying to put food on their table and once the men figured out it was too good to be true it was already too late and they did force them to stay , holding their visas and making multiple threats. Pathetic

Paying isnt the option less work should be divided to everyone

Western media should apologize. How to make these videos still popaganda.

@@Tom-zy4dj propaganda or not. They are raising an important issue. Slavery should not be accepted in 21st century

@@Tom-zy4dj shut up. You Qatari fanboy. This is some serious topic. This is slavery. Go cry kid

@@mayankdewli1010 bruh, then there would be no infrastructures.

Qatar paid the staff company, if they give more it gonna goes to the company wallet not the worker. Do you really think the staff company that ilegally held the workers passport gonna give the workers extra money from Qatar govt?

@@ayuselasih6019 i agreeif that's the case. That's why the govt should directly compensate the worker not the staffing company....everyone was on a valid visa and passport. That means govt had enough database and information if they intended to do it properly but foreign employment and manpower companies are making money off of hardworking laborers by limiting access to such information. They are basically stealing others' money.

Qatar doesn't care about brown skinned poor migrant workers. They just want to get the job done for as little money as possible. They have no respect for blue collar jobs , servants or maids etc

The Gulf countries don't even own these companies these migrant workers work for.

I hesitate calling anything built by non-existent blood money "tremendous". The workers should be paid more though. Building stadiums in the middle of a desert isn't exactly nice. Sounds more like torture from everything I've seen.

Worth every sacrifice? That means it ok if they are being underpaid.

"Tremendous" is dubious, at best. Sports celebrate the human spirit. The blood that soaks the pitches of Qatar leaves little humanity to be celebrated. Edit: Typo.

No one forced them to work.

@@inthedarkwoods2022 Wrong. There are widespread reports of their employers forcing these workers to work in inhumane conditions, against their will.

the world cup did not create this problem

@@TheChinBurton It greatly contributed to it. FIFA could have demanded that this sort of thing doesn't happen, and that workers rights and payments are respected. But yes, these problems are present elsewhere as well. Modern slavery.

@@vez3834 Lol, no it didn't contribute to it, you can ask them for help pushing regulations, but you simply can't push something that has been taking place for decades if not longer on a service that Qatar just now decided to monopolize. Modern slavery sure, one of the guys in the video clearly stated the system had been around, he and others have used it for years and even stated he was paid 300/month. I understand people could have an issue with this but the world cup only helped bring the issue to your attention. nothing more

so ignorant, do some research and see how countries depends on this similar system to make YOU the common consumer buy cheaper items

@@vez3834 yep modern slavery via debt slavery, the most common type of slavery

are you for real this dumb you think only qatar does this every country in the world does my man , i mean every one.

Most importantly: The location and timing of those checks needs to be unpredictable to whatever country / companies are building the infrastructure. Otherwise you have work sites where everything seems fine and sites that are horrible. FIFA is basically giving Qatar a massive ad. Maybe we should make FIFA sponsors back out?

Exactly why I don’t care to watch any football

Much worse goes on within and literal insuIts and physical abuse, just it’s mindset.

Hate to virst your bubble but it was your "democratic" Western owned corporations who got these contracts who mistreated these workers and the labour brokers who got them these jobs. This is a hit piece against Qatar when it should be directed at these big corporations/conglomerates. NY Times what are doing to stop the exploitation of Mexican migrant workers in the US because this doesn't come close to that? And more importantly, why are u not investigating the Western construction companies who employed these guys?

@@mayankdewli1010 well, that depends though. There are still exploitation of migrant workers going on Europe and of course, this obviously covered less by the Western propagand media. Likewise, the reason why worker do not suffer from these problems in certain modern and well developed European countries is because they are among the first countries who practice labour law and workers right. Likewise, they have a worker board or association who would educate the workers about this. In some developing countries such as India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, they do not have such worker board/association and most of the population are not well versed about worker rights and labour laws. This however, allow the local tycoons and private businessmen take advantage of the poor working class in the developing countries. Moreover, these unscrupulous businessmen would lobby or bribe huge amounts of money into corrupted politicians to veto against certain labour laws, e.g. salary increase, that would incur huge losses or bring massive disadvantages against the establishments of these private businessmen. There are many instances where lot of unscrupulous businessmen especially in Asia and Southeast Asia bribe government officials to give green light to their projects even though their project lacks safety measures and engineers to do so.

@0:01 where ???! Hahahahahahaha typical western media trying to cover everything yet can’t even pronounce the country. No respect at all. Typical. Everything fast for views and likes with least amount of effort and research possible. With tic tac and our society nowadays, no wonder all the attention deficit disorders are coming out…I feel doomed hahaha i’m in my twenties acting like a 60 year old 😂😂 anyone else with me here

@@mayankdewli1010 Not every arab treat household workers/maids as slaves. They are like family together, I live in Qatar, and I see household workers/maids taking care of children and having fun with their parents. Although I don't know what they do in private, but they aren't forced to stay with them unless you live in a strict and worse household. I understand what you're saying and hey, everything isn't perfect

The 2022 WC was the best ever, there's no doubt about that and the hypocracy of the Western media has bern exposed and is pathetic. I'm not Qatari or from any Gulf State. It's the Western and Chinese companies/corporations who built the WC and the labour brokers who should be looked into as they employed, sourced and paid these workers. Also, if it's so bad, why go and work in Qatar knowingly. There have been many migrant workers in Qatar who are happy with their experience too and are still in Qatar.

@@phoenixrising8640 why go to qatar? they have no other option

@@phoenixrising8640 nope. It was the worst world cup ever. RIP to all the migrants who died building skyscrapers for gulf Arabs

@@phoenixrising8640 only uneducated and uninformed people who have no other option go to Qatar or any middle eastern country for work

Oh no, they rather do hit pieces against Qatar, Afghanistan etc.

Nope. Slavery in middle east is a bigger problem

@@mayankdewli1010 it is worse in the US

Have you heard of the #SaveSoil movement before? You might be interested 🌏🌍🌎

The irony and hypocracy is hilarious

thank you you really are one of the rare ppl who think before they speak its not about qatar or anything else its about ppl being corrupt and greedy for money all over the world there is no country who does treat others nicely unless they want to show it off