The lawsuit claims firms worked on Qatar’s behalf to refute reporting about workers’ conditions, including by taking journalists on misleading tours.

An engineering company involved in building infrastructure linked to the 2022 FIFA World Cup took advantage of Qatar’s notorious sponsorship system to exploit scores of migrant workers. Mercury MENA ...

Former OFWs attending the Seminar/Small Business Management Training (FAS/BSMT) conducted by the Department of Migrant ...

Hyderabad: The state govt has constituted a non-resident India (NRI) advisory committee to address the challenges faced by ...

President of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Chandra Prasad Dhakal, urged Nepalis who are on ...

This was a tournament “awarded in an ... The task to improve conditions for migrant workers in World Cup host country Qatar is only half done and must not grind to a halt when the finals are ...

Secretary Hans Cacdac on Thursday announced the 17 overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) detained in Qatar over "suspected ...

Proposed reform would give China’s migrants urban home – and benefits to match In his address to China’s top legislature, the country’s premier listed urban residency for migrant workers ...

Government aid will be extended to the domestic worker who was arrested and subsequently lost her job in Qatar for joining a ...

Faisal, insisted workers' safety was being taken "seriously" and that an investigation had been launched over the death of ...

The Georgetown University in Qatar (GU-Q) campus will remain open for another 10 years after Georgetown renewed its contract ...

Philippines — Seventeen Filipinos detained in Qatar over an unauthorized rally in support of detained former president Rodrigo Duterte have been released, the Department of Migrant Workers said ...