In June 2020 we asked Emaar Properties to respond to a video shared by The Lede on Twitter which raised serious concerns about the welfare of Emaar Properties’ migrant workers. In the video Indian workers in Al Qouz Camp 2, who say they work for Emaar Properties, state they have been stranded in the camp for the last three months and beg for help to get home.  Emaar Properties did not respond.

250 Indian wrkrs in Dubai r seeking help from Indian nd Kerala governments 4 rescue. They r stranded in #Emaar camp for the last 3 months without job nd salary. They r being told to wait for repatriation flights and pay for the tickets too. .@cgidubai .@VMBJP .@SharanBurrowpic.twitter.com/8ewxxrm73s

— The Lede (@thelede_in) June 2, 2020