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Activists and Gulf crisis turn Qatar into potential model of social change

Activists and Gulf crisis turn Qatar into potential model of social change

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James M. Dorsey
Oct 26, 2017
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By James M. Dorsey

Potential Qatari moves to become the first Gulf state to effectively abolish the region’s onerous kafala or labour sponsorship system, denounced as a form of modern slavery, could produce a rare World Cup that leaves a true legacy of social and economic change.

In a rare kudo, Qatar’s fiercest labour critic, the International Trade Unio…

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