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10 Mar 2015

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Reuters

'I'm not afraid to ask for my rights,' says labourer after Dubai protest

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Emaar said on Tuesday that it has taken urgent steps to ensure that a contractor [Arabian Construction Co.] resolves issues that resulted in hundreds of foreign construction workers staging a rare public protest outside the opulent Dubai Mall on Tuesday.

Dubai authorities deployed riot police to Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard in downtown Dubai, where the world's tallest building is located, blocking some roads while negotiators tried to settle a dispute about overtime pay.