Qatar: Abuse of World Cup workers exposed including 4 cases on Khalifa Stadium
Özet
Date Reported: 30 Mar 2016
Lokasyon: Katar
Şirketler
Nakheel Landscapes - EmployerProjeler
Aspire Zone - Doha Sports City - UnknownEtkilenenler
Total individuals affected: 102
Göçmen ve göçmen işçiler: ( Sayı bilinmiyor - Bangladeş , Yapı , Gender not reported )Meseleler
İşe Alım Ücretleri , Restricted mobility , Retention of identity documents , Precarious/Unsuitable Living Conditions , Wage Theft , Hareket özgürlüğünün reddedilmesiYanıt
Response sought: Yes, by NGO
Action taken: Both Nakheel Landscapes and Aspire Zone Foundation have submitted a response to Amnesty International. Nakheel Landscapes returned all passports to its workers, moved its workers to new accommodation and established an Employee Consulting Procedure and put in place elected worker representatives who can represent the workers and raise problems. Aspire Zone told AI the the SC Worker Welfare Standards do not apply to Nakheel's contract on the Aspire Zone green areas because it is not an official World Cup project.
Source type: NGO
Özet
Date Reported: 30 Mar 2016
Lokasyon: Katar
Şirketler
Midmac - Unknown , Eversendai - Employer , FIFA - Partner , Besix - UnknownProjeler
Khalifa International Stadium - ClientEtkilenenler
Total individuals affected: 24
Göçmen ve göçmen işçiler: ( Sayı bilinmiyor - Bangladeş , Yapı , Gender not reported ) , Göçmen ve göçmen işçiler: ( Sayı bilinmiyor - Nepal , Yapı , Gender not reported ) , Göçmen ve göçmen işçiler: ( Sayı bilinmiyor - Hindistan , Yapı , Gender not reported )Meseleler
İşe Alım Ücretleri , Failing to renew visas , Precarious/Unsuitable Living Conditions , Restricted mobility , İfade özgürlüğünün engellenmesi , Retention of identity documents , Gözdağı verme ve tehditler , Contract Substitution , Zorla çalıştırma ve modern kölelik , Wage Theft , Hareket özgürlüğünün reddedilmesiYanıt
Response sought: Yes, by NGO
Action taken: Main contractor Midmac-Six Construct JV, Eversendai as well as the Supreme Committee, Aspire Zone Foundation and FIFA have submitted a response to Amnesty International. Following an audit by the JV which uncovered the sub-standard accommodation, Eversendai employees were rehoused. After AI raised the issue of withheld passports, Eversendai confirmed that it had returned passports to migrant workers.
Source type: NGO
Özet
Date Reported: 30 Mar 2016
Lokasyon: Katar
Şirketler
FIFA - PartnerProjeler
Khalifa International Stadium - ClientDiğer
Not Reported ( Sektör rapor edilmedi / uygulanabilir değil ) - Employer , Not Reported ( Sektör rapor edilmedi / uygulanabilir değil ) - RecruiterEtkilenenler
Total individuals affected: 17
Göçmen ve göçmen işçiler: ( Sayı bilinmiyor - Nepal - Sector unknown , Gender not reported ) , Göçmen ve göçmen işçiler: ( Sayı bilinmiyor - Hindistan - Sector unknown , Gender not reported ) , Göçmen ve göçmen işçiler: ( Sayı bilinmiyor - Bangladeş - Sector unknown , Gender not reported )Meseleler
Failing to renew visas , Contract Substitution , Precarious/Unsuitable Living Conditions , Retention of identity documents , İfade özgürlüğünün engellenmesi , Restricted mobility , Gözdağı verme ve tehditler , Zorla çalıştırma ve modern kölelik , İşe Alım Ücretleri , Wage Theft , Hareket özgürlüğünün reddedilmesiYanıt
Response sought: Hayır
Action taken: Amnesty International was unable to identify which company officially worked on the Khalifa stadium refurbishment project had hired the workers. Amnesty International requested that the main contractors and subcontractors as well as the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy to provide a full list of companies subcontracted to work on the Khalifa stadium refurbishment project, but the list was not provided.
Source type: NGO
Özet
Date Reported: 30 Mar 2016
Lokasyon: Katar
Şirketler
Seven Hills Trading & Contracting - Unknown , Eversendai , FIFA - PartnerProjeler
Khalifa International Stadium - ClientEtkilenenler
Total individuals affected: 51
Göçmen ve göçmen işçiler: ( Sayı bilinmiyor - Hindistan , Yapı , Gender not reported ) , Göçmen ve göçmen işçiler: ( Sayı bilinmiyor - Nepal , Yapı , Gender not reported ) , Göçmen ve göçmen işçiler: ( Sayı bilinmiyor - Bangladeş , Yapı , Gender not reported )Meseleler
İşe Alım Ücretleri , Failing to renew visas , Contract Substitution , Precarious/Unsuitable Living Conditions , Restricted mobility , Retention of identity documents , İfade özgürlüğünün engellenmesi , Zorla çalıştırma ve modern kölelik , Gözdağı verme ve tehditler , Wage Theft , Hareket özgürlüğünün reddedilmesiYanıt
Response sought: Yes, by NGO
Action taken: Amnesty International asked Eversendai to set out what due diligence the company had undertaken on Seven Hills prior to contracting with it. Amnesty International received two letters from Eversendai. However, the company did not provide any information to show it had carried out due diligence checks before engaging Seven Hills. Eversendai terminated its contract with Seven Hills over accommodation non-compliance. They stated to AI that "no remedial action is deemed necessary" as the workers were not directly engaged by them.
Source type: NGO
Özet
Date Reported: 30 Mar 2016
Lokasyon: Katar
Şirketler
Blue Bay - Unknown , Eversendai , FIFA - PartnerProjeler
Khalifa International Stadium - ClientEtkilenenler
Total individuals affected: 24
Göçmen ve göçmen işçiler: ( Sayı bilinmiyor - Bangladeş , Yapı , Gender not reported ) , Göçmen ve göçmen işçiler: ( Sayı bilinmiyor - Hindistan , Yapı , Gender not reported ) , Göçmen ve göçmen işçiler: ( Sayı bilinmiyor - Nepal , Yapı , Gender not reported )Meseleler
Gözdağı verme ve tehditler , Zorla çalıştırma ve modern kölelik , İşe Alım Ücretleri , Failing to renew visas , Contract Substitution , Precarious/Unsuitable Living Conditions , Restricted mobility , Retention of identity documents , İfade özgürlüğünün engellenmesi , Wage Theft , Hareket özgürlüğünün reddedilmesiYanıt
Response sought: Hayır
Action taken: Amnesty International asked Eversendai to set out what due diligence the company had undertaken on Blue Bay prior to contracting with it. Amnesty International received two letters from Eversendai. However, the company did not provide any information to show it had carried out due diligence checks before engaging Blue Bay.
Source type: NGO
Migrant workers building Khalifa International Stadium in Doha for the 2022 World Cup have suffered systematic abuses, in some cases forced labour, Amnesty International reveals in a new report...calling on major World Cup sponsors like Adidas, Coca-Cola and McDonald’s to pressure FIFA to address the exploitation of workers on Khalifa stadium, and disclose its plan for preventing further abuses in World Cup projects...[also refers to Midmac, (Besix) Six Construct, Eversendai, Seven Hills Trading and Contracting, Blue Bay Trading and Contracting WLL, Nakheel Landscapes, Aspire Zone Foundation and Aspire Logistics].
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