Qatar's World Cup workers - 6 Minute English
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- In this programme, Neil and Beth talk about why Qatar wanted to host the World Cup and the migrant workforce who helped them prepare for it. You’ll also learn some related vocabulary along the way.
This week's question: Which country has won the World Cup the most times?
a) Italy
b) Brazil
c) Germany
Listen to the programme to find out the answer.
Vocabulary:
exploitation
treating someone unfairly in order to gain an advantage for yourself
exorbitant
much bigger or more expensive than it should be
debt
an amount of money that you owe to someone else
behemoth
something which is extreme large and powerful
sandwiched between
in a tight, narrow space between two larger things
soft power
a country using its economic and cultural influence to persuade other countries to do something, instead of using military (hard) power
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Stop it, hypocrite. You mean we can not visit the Great Wall, Pyramid?? We can't use the Golden Gate, Panama Canal, US Railways, Hoover dam, etc? Many slave workers were abused and died building them.
Cry bit harder BBC.
u won’t talk about the situation UK. Gas and electricity prices are rising. Strikes almost in every sector in UK. Health care workers are leaving NHS and UK.
If u can make a documentary about what Qatar owns in UK and what will happen if the stop pumping money to UK economy.
Once Qatar comes to investing in UK, ur human rights issues will not be a concern for you.
Literally u have nothing now, economy is going down. Citizens are suffering. What u have is, colonial mind and racism. That’s what UK have at the end.
Make lesson british oppression of colonized people.
@@humanvnm 2o9
1. VOCABULARY IN THIS VIDEO “Qatar's World Cup workers”
2. Gather: to come together and form a group, or to make people do this
→ gather around/round
→ gather together
→ be gathered
3. Migrant: someone who goes to live in another area or country, especially in order to find work
→ emigrant, immigrant
→ migrant worker/labourer
4. Underpaid: earning less money than you deserve for your work
5. Recruitment: the process of finding new people to join a company, organization, the army etc
6. → recruitment of
7. Taking place: to happen, especially after being planned or arranged
8. Exploitation: treating someone unfairly in order to gain an advantage for yourself
9. Exorbitant: much bigger or more expensive than it should be
10. Debt: an amount of money that you owe to someone else
11. Behemoth: something which is extreme large and powerful
12. Sandwiched between: in a tight, narrow space between two larger things
13. Soft power: a country using its economic and cultural influence to persuade other countries to do something, instead of using military (hard) power
11/18/2022. ALL THE BEST FOR YOU ^^
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Nice explanation 👌
OMG THANK UUUUU
Useful bro
Thanks mate
I've never seen this programme talking about American's invasion of Iraq or about the humain rights in Palestine and what Israel has done with the children there. But when it comes to an Arab nation you know exactly how to turn someone's reputation into a bad one.
For the western countries you've been always goes unnoticed
I cannot provide evidence but in general this is not true. I do not follow this podcast so avidly but BBC is the body where I take most information about all the above mentioned issues from. And because this is about working conditions of employees I think it is very important we can learn about it and be careful ourselves. On the other hand, some celebs refused to come to Quatar and it is only good that people all of the world understand why.
Come on man it is not related to the Arab countries why would they talk about Iraq and Palestine
@@Vanda-il9ul ok have you ever got informed about what's happening in Palestine from this channel if yes than you can mention some!!
And you shouldn't be blindfolded and follow every steps the celebrities did, you have your own mind to know the right from the wrong. Don't follow the crowd, you should not be like a 🐑🐑
@@sharptk3976 Sorry, I said, I do not follow this podcast very carefully but I know that BBC does give info about Palestine because I did read and watch and listened to some programmes on their channels and stations. At one point it was a very interesting topic for me so I tried to follow different sources (not only BBC).
@@Vanda-il9ul ok. But overall what I meant is these important informations didn't take the hype that deserves compares to this event.
This story is true, nobody can deny what happened. However, we are also expecting a video about the history of the UK and would like to hear from you what the UK did in the past to innocent people as well.
perfect answer
You know, I care about the present...
😂
I agree %100
👍👍👍👍👍
The report which you described is unfair.
We didn't hear about this (migrants workers face exploitation, workers in extreme heat, housed in poor quality accommodation, and underpaid , wow 😮
But answering your question, Is right for Qatar 🇶🇦 to host the World Cup? YES indeed.
Good luck and all the best for the gulf regions
I don't think so....too many strict rules, expensive travelling costs...only Arabs think it's fine.
Make a video about the former colonies of England and France for example. Or about Syrian’s and Libya’s refugees, and what’s happen with their countries.
Right
What a world we live in where brits talk about human rights confidently 😂
And we need to listen and believe them !
This is a channel for learning English not for politics, Arab nations already know u just hate n envy us for hosting world Cup , we stand with Qatar against the west
First like, view and comment from the UK (England). I think all the eyes are on Qatar as if you were envying them for organising such a global event. #I_Support_Qatar
What about the inflation in the uk , and who is the responsible of it ?
Is indian origin president is suitable to rule the country ? Those are nice topics to talk about rather than rumors .
Amazing
I have learnt some new vocabularies.For example:Exploitation,Exorbitant,Behemoth,Debt,sandwiched,Soft power
That's really great to hear! We're glad you enjoyed the lesson :)
@@bbclearningenglish Yeap,Really enjoyed the lesson
🖕🖕could you accept this dude
Thank you/
Around 1757, India was the wealthiest country with 24% of the world's GDP. Then the British invasion, capturing and looting happened. They left India in 1947 with millions of people dead, only 3% contribution on world GDP and as a bottomless bucket.
When it comes to exporting culture, the Brits are pretty good at it 😅 anyway, thanks for uploading, your podcasts allow me to improve my English. Looking forward to see your next podcasts! I need to reach c2 level of Englisj asap 😊
The first world championship was held in Uruqvay. (1930)
Wow is so Amazing
BBC simply never let us down. Thanks for ur amazing documentaries 🙌 👏
Sarcasm?
@@rampager1990 of course not, I'm not being sarcastic I really like their documentaries.
Great video, I saw something similar in my country this week, accidentes and deaths in the constructio os stadiums.
We are gonna see which team is champion this year.
Which team do you think will win?
The World Cup should benefit the people in Qatar but not be used by corrupt officials to exploit them
I am from Algeria, and good luck to Qatar
True
Piers Morgan:
Which Country Is Morally Clean To Host The World Cup !!!
Excellent Point
Hi Guys........ I have another question. Does the FIFA and World Cup an organization and an Event morally clean?
@@sergiofellauer8127
No it’s not
Hence the western world should keep their mouth closed in this matter
Similarly the very media telling us the problems of Qatar have their own evil pasts so everyone should just leave it at that
let us show the exact way of living in middle-east🤣🤣👌🏻
You’ve literally lost your mind 😂
This is really sad situation 😞🎭
Still Autumn not Winter yet
come on BBC. there are many other places where working conditions are far worse than in Katar. yet you choose to cover the situation in katar. please try to be impartial next time. 🙏🙏
It's sad to hear that. Their work was hard. I can't imagine how it was. People deserved better. Working in the hard work is not the same to earn more money in my opinion. I think it's about economics. World cup is interesting to watch on the TV. I didn't know that Brazilia was the first who starts World cup tour. People who work hard deseve all the respects and attentions. It can take people's everything like heath and etc. Thanks BBC
Good luck Qatar
God save you from enemies and haters.
🤡
Stop it, hypocrites. Do they mean we can not visit the Great Wall, Pyramid?? We can't use the Golden Gate, Panama Canal, Hoover dam?? Stop west hypos..
The dream and fantasy country of the whole of history and current life is Qatar 🇶🇦
Yes, another important vocabulary to learn would be "sportswashing', of course.
Hi! i it was an interesting subject. Well done. I see there are many countries and famous international business and companies that lack human rights. and some colonial powers still exploitation indirectly other countries' economic and politics.
I hope Brazil didn't lose again alike 1:7 against Germany. It's sad that nowadays there is slavery around the world. Worst when the government uses hard workers as a slavers
Is this kind of news Also Have title for " Russia's World Cup Workers" and "Brazil World Cup Workers" ?
Or just QATAR?
Work is worship
I guess they talk about only the present. Because it's like a news. But personally I hope that British company are more careful when they talk about these kinda topic. Because Other people in the world also remember the past what they've done. It would be much better If they mentioned at least one sentence to let people know they also noticed about their past. So that People can be focused to learn English
At 2:00 minute, often, t not silent, why?
It can be both
The BBC gives misleading information about this topic
No exploitation in Qatar...
Many of my country men working in Qatar.
They go to Qatar to earn money and they will return after few years.
That is a simple habit in some Asian countries including India, Pakistan, Afagan, srilanka, Bangladesh, and etc.... that migrate to Arab counties like Saudi, UAE, Qatar.....
Even they will.
You will not say that just because for south asian every thing is religion
...speak for someone who expirienced of being the victim of barbarian habits, the someone who can not speak anymore, is a big obligaton of humanity... it's just AMAZING what Japanese Football fans in Qatar did...
Can't wait Expo2025 in Japan🗾🏯👘
...YEAH♻️🙌🏻
Heroes were always only a handful counted but never for build a fist of agression, hate🐬💫
I have got a question to Neil and Beth. Are you both going to enjoy any match live in the Tiny gulf country, Qatar? I'm eagerly waiting for your reply....
of course and it would be the best world cup ever
We are in the same page about this situation..but I also wish if you have done such an explaining reports like that for the Syrian refugees in Turkey too they are suffering every single day..they work for long hours with no insurance and with low salary..but We arent confused that always you find a silly way to attack and criticize the Arabic countries...
it will be the best world cup ever
ma io mi chiedo cosa mi serva sapere queste cose nella vita
This year Englend will play Semi-final...... But Germany our Argantina will make final.
And in the end Brazil is going to win the final
You fancy fooling yourself, dude. Of course none of these teams will go to the final😂😂
@@thaizahonorato aged well huh
The content of this video is governed by political reasons , not everything which is mentioned about Qatar is correct in this video.
If Europe was in good relation ship with Qatar especially in the economical side you won't see such a video
We stand with Qatar. The countries that are talking about human rights are themselves not applying any of them at all.
you are wrong
@@arandano652 He is not the crimes that is done by the west and long history of slavery we couldn't do 1% of the west crimes even if we want to
No we don't stand with Qatar. They treat badly to workers
@@scearsdemongo4148 then don’t stand with any country specifically the west who killed millions around the world in war and conflict
If qatar really wanted to violate human rights they wouldn’t get to 1% of the west crimes against humanity
@@homoudalroudan I do not deffend the europa already
How UK 🇬🇧 made whole word 🤔
😂
really!! i'd like to see an educational video about the american invasion in iraq or the Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki back in ww2.
Are you sure about what are you informing because one of good reputation is to be honest i think its better that focusing on beneficial things
Qatar is best situation for The World Cup
As a Japanese person who’ve been to the uk I’m socked why you don’t talk about how Asians and blacks are treated there why haven’t you talked about what your army have done to us ? or to Africa or the proplemes that you have created in South Africa ,Ireland ,Plaetine ,Iraq Cyprecs etc etc ….
なんで日本人だと宣言するの?
本当に日本人?
1
Speaking about human rights, Uk is the last to speak, we know everything that they do for African people they are still suffering for it
Well, you can make a video about United Kingdom’s invasion and how they toke all resources of each country
Make videos on british colonization in africa and indian subcontinent. And how brutally colonized people were treated as slaves.
Cry bit harder BBC.
u won’t talk about the situation UK. Gas and electricity prices are rising. Strikes almost in every sector in UK. Health care workers are leaving NHS and UK.
If u can make a documentary about what Qatar owns in UK and what will happen if the stop pumping money to UK economy.
Once Qatar comes to investing in UK, ur human rights issues will not be a concern for you.
Literally u have nothing now, economy is going down. Citizens are suffering. What u have is, colonial mind and racism. That’s what UK have at the end.
Argentina chempion🙂🤫
You should talk about American crime or Israel,, not only Qatar,,
I knew it but I forgot. Why is not an "s" after six "minute" English. Help!, my pupils ask for that and I don't remember.
It is not 6 minutes like a number of minutes, it is an adjective, a part of the name of this programm. 6-minute
Because you only add an "s" to plural countable nouns. In this case, the word "minute", is part of an adjectival phrase "Six minute".
@@Vanda-il9ul I can see it clearly now. "Adjective" was the key. Thank you very much indeed.
We will try to believe you , but I hope you make an episode about the fatal colonial history of UK and how UK stealed resources of the countries that it was under its colonial empire , and plz explain how that gave us poor countries and poor people that they have to immigrant
Ok and what about British history I think it's not a good episode
The world cup of Qatar will be the greatest world cup ever😍😍😍
The most disgusting ever
are you okay?
@@NgocNguyen-bg9fy stop racism , stupid human
@@NgocNguyen-bg9fy Well, if Qatar did all this, then where is the FIFA president from that, and where is the alleged human rights body to punish them? Or why did Qatar not make an official apology to satisfy the world, or why did the leaders of the countries not intervene to blame Qatar? The truth is, because all of this did not happen, and it is nothing more than rumors to discredit Qatar in front of the world, because people clearly and frankly hate the countries of the Middle East and also hate the religion of Islam. Otherwise, if that was what happened, Qatar would be in real trouble, but all of them are false rumors. Those who died are only 3 people, no more, and these accidents are very normal. In the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, 6 people died, which is twice the number. Accidents happen, but rumors also spread a lot. And if you are a reasonable person, you should know that the media does not always present the truth, but rather presents what the state wants to present, even if it is forced to falsify the facts. If you want the right information, search for yourself and you will find a lot.
When you can’t find something to critisize at.. priceless
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British speak about human rights!!!
Iam not from Qatar but this report is too partial . The problem with Europeans is that they believe that their views are right and right. Even if Japan was hit with nuclear weapons or the occupation of India and half of the planet Earth. Even if it was homosexual support.. you aren't alone on the planet.
Look, they inform about the situation. They do not try to hide their past. This was not about the past. I wish people did not have to die because a bunch of men with money wants to present their country as a "modern one" while others thousends of kms away in airconditioned rooms drink beer and talk about somebody chasing a ball. The whole thing really got out of hand.
So its ok for People to die so the rich can get richer?
@@filipstojanovic8286 no, it is not oil reach, where are these ones got people hurt-ed
This is about universal rights, so get your head out of your a$$. It's disgusting what's been happening in Qatar for the past 10 years, workers in conditions of substantial slavery and at least 7 thousand people dead. the Qatari authorities kept promising it would change for the better but It never did.
true
american or british say because japan is do bad thing to china or other asian and deserve nuke,i know japan do same bad thing
but if that's is reason, american or british also deserve more and can't complain that's action
and funny part is american or british is don't usually care chinese or other asian people,but only say that just to justify their action
Hello. This is 6 Minute English from BBC Learning English. I’m Neil.
Beth
And I’m Beth.
Neil
Every four years the best players in the world gather for one month in the summer to take part in the biggest event in football - the World Cup. But this year, for the first time ever, the competition is taking place in winter. Why? Because the 2022 World Cup is happening in Qatar.
Beth
Over a million fans from all over the world are expected to visit Qatar for the World Cup which starts on the 20th of November. Because temperatures in Qatar exceed 45 degrees in the summer, the competition was moved to the winter. But the decision to hold the World Cup in the tiny, oil-rich Gulf state has been controversial.
Neil
One of the richest countries in the world, Qatar has no tradition of playing football and some have criticised the focus on money instead of sport. And there are other criticisms too - about human rights and the treatment of the migrant construction workers who built the football stadiums, roads, transport systems and hotels without which the World Cup could not happen.
Beth
In this programme we’ll be asking: is it right for Qatar to host the World Cup? And of course, we’ll be learning some new and useful vocabulary as well.
Neil
But before that I have a question for you Beth. Which country has won the World Cup the most times? Is it:
a) Italy?
b) Brazil? or,
c) Germany?
Beth
I think it must be Brazil.
Neil
OK, I’ll reveal the answer at the end of the programme. Advertising for the Qatar World Cup shows football fans staying in new hotels and watching matches in air-conditioned stadiums. But hidden behind this, the lives of the migrant workers from Nepal, India and other South Asian countries reveal a very different story.
Beth
The population of Qatar is tiny and 95% of the total workforce are foreigners working in extreme heat, housed in poor quality accommodation, and often underpaid. Rothna Begum, a researcher for Human Rights Watch, explained their situation to BBC World Service programme, Business Daily:
Rothna Begum
We’re still recording and documenting migrant workers facing abuse and exploitation in Qatar. They include workers reporting having paid exorbitant and illegal recruitment fees to secure work abroad on two-year contracts, and then finding out they’re coming on three-month visas, which means that they're not able to make up or recoup the price that they've paid to actually get this job, and may well be sent home in debt on top of everything else.
Neil
Migrant workers face exploitation. Exploitation means treating someone unfairly to get some advantage for yourself. Many of the World Cup workers were exploited by being paid less than agreed, being paid late, or not being paid at all.
Beth
The construction jobs seemed a good opportunity for migrant workers to save money to send home to their families. Many paid exorbitant fees - fees which were much bigger than they should be, just to get a job in Qatar.
Neil
But despite being given two-year job contracts, some workers were only allowed to stay three months. Because they couldn’t make enough money, many returned home in debt - owing money to someone that they will have to pay back. What’s worse, many have died building the football stadiums, in accidents, or due to overwork and heat stress.
Beth
So, with all this criticism, added to the billions of dollars Qatar spent preparing for the competition, was it worth it? James Dawsey is an expert on the politics of football in the Middle East. Here he explains to BBC World Service’s, Business Daily, that for Qatar, hosting the World Cup is more about improving its international reputation than economics:
James Dawsey
But this is not about economics for Qatar. Qatar is a small state. It is sandwiched between two regional behemoths: Saudi Arabia and Iran. And so its whole policy is geared towards soft power, whether that's sports, whether that's the airport and the airline…
Neil
Qatar may be rich thanks to its oil, but it’s not a large country unlike neighbouring Saudi Arabia and Iran, countries which James Dawsey called behemoths - something which is extremely large and powerful.
Beth
Qatar is sandwiched between these larger counties. If you’re sandwiched between two things you’re in a narrow, tight space between them. Because Qatar isn’t as powerful as its bigger neighbours, it uses soft power - the way a country uses its economic and cultural influence to persuade other countries, instead of using military power. Hosting an important international event like the World Cup is a part of Qatar’s soft power strategy to be considered an important country on the world stage.
Neil
Whatever the rights and wrongs of the debate, this will be the first Arab nation to host the World Cup, although it’s unlikely that the Qatari team will actually win - unlike a more famous footballing nation, Italy, who won the first World Cup they hosted in 1934.
Beth
And speaking of World Cup winners, what was the answer to your question, Neil? Which country has won the most World Cups? I guessed it was Brazil…
Neil
Which was…. the correct answer of course! With five title wins, Brazil is the most successful World Cup team followed closely by Italy and Germany with four titles each. OK, let’s recap the vocabulary we’ve learned starting with exploitation - treating someone unfairly in order to benefit yourself.
Beth
If the price of something is exorbitant, it’s much higher than it should be.
Neil
A debt is an amount of money that you owe to someone else.
Beth
A behemoth refers to something which is extremely large and powerful.
Neil
And if you’re sandwiched between two things, you’re in a in a tight, narrow space between them.
Beth
And finally, soft power describes strategies used by a country to increase its power through economic and cultural influences, instead of fighting wars. Once again, our six minutes are up. Goodbye for now!
Neil
Bye
I will never go to visit a place like Qatar. I will never agree and contribute with it.
Please come 🤣
We wouldn't have accepted you dude 🖕🖕
The chef of fifa said it's the greatest event ever
Hello Ana, I'm looking for a speaking partner to practice and improve my English.
I wonder if you are interested in?
You are laying
We support Qatar🇶🇦🇶🇦🇶🇦
Wow
people are defending Qator.
I can't believe it
There was no need Qatar to host fifa cup
??? They want to , where is the problem? Small country with a lot of money, they can do whatever they want
Cry louder.. it is happening against your will😂
@@sundusalkindi3224 right😂
Look who is talking about human rights 😂 When you want to sympathize, you laugh like a killer is lecturing you
Unprofessional report
🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿
Remember what US did In IRAQ and Afghanistan, what France did and doing in Africa, what UK did in India and other countries .
After that come and take about QATER.
WE stand with the right
It's always poor people who pay the bill 😜 no matter what is the name of the country remember all the conflict created by UK , USA, France etc..... How many people died due to no sens war no one knows 😘 The world remember
this information is not wrong but remember the British ancestors who had colonized other countries to exploit the tribes in the region does England deny it? whether we like it or not it is a fact, when the English fondness for Asians has always been like this, disturbing the greatest and most noble of England, But they continued to colonize to the east who are you?
Damn ... That's not real ... I'm worker in Qatar... That's Not Reaaal!!! You want just Destroy image
Has the BBC ever been neutral in their reporting!?
Much better news broadcasters out their
What about migrants in Europe especially Arab or Muslims and what about England notorious history in our region from killing to giving land to the jews and destroying Iraq I think you should reconsider your opinion and study you history
All informations about Qatar are totally wrong , who said that Qatar didn't pay for the workers I think enemies of Qatar did because it is really really rich and doesn't need their money at all so here is a question , for what Qatar will steal their wages? Does it need it absolutely not so for what ? , but I really encourage anyone who need to see the truse to visit Qatar to see by himself what is Qatar and who is Qatari people ? , our religion is Islam and we proud of that because our religion says that you shouldn't injustice people , you should live in peace with others . And that is our target and it will be forever .
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Vocabulary from this video "Qatar's World Cup workers":
- to reveal (v) to make known, to show something that is surprising or is secret before. Exp: to reveal the answer; to reveal a different story.
- migrant (n) - a person that travels to another country in order to find work. Exp: a migrant worker.
- accommodation (n) - home, shelter to stay
1) Exploit (v) to treat or use something/ somebody unfairly to get some advantage/benefit for yourself. Exploitation (n) - treating or the use of somebody unfairly to get your own advantage/benefit/money.
2) Exorbitant (adj) - much higher/bigger than it should be. Exorbitant fee.
3) Recruitment (n) - the process of finding people to work for a company.
Exp: exorbitant and illegal recruitment fees to secure work abroad on 2-year contracts.
4) recoup (v) - to get back money that you have paid/spent/lost. Exp: The workers recoup the price that they have paid to actually get the job.
5) Debt (n) - owing money to somebody/ owing somebody money. To be in debt to somebody; I owe him 20$.
6) to be sandwiched between some things (phrasal verb) - to be in a narrow tight space between some things. Qatar is sandwiched between Iran and Arab Saudia.
7) behemoths (n) - something which is extremely large and powerful. Arab Saudia and Iran are behemoths.
8) soft power (n) - the way a country uses its economic and cultural influences to persuade other countries instead of military power.
Thanks much for this video.
Do you the UK( England) people know the right definition of Exploitation??? If yes, you have the most poignant history about the violation of human rights. First, discuss about that. Then think about Qatar.
What about Iraq or all what the US has done to the Arab countries
You know how to manipulate people,s mind and create a cruel image about Qatar
We don,t know who provides you the money to do this but they will not acheave thier goals
Since you are mentioning human rights how about you start talking about the USA or Uk and what they have done and still doing, how about that? or maybe perhaps start talking about how them people call themselves israel are trying to steal a whole country and killing the Palestinians? or you are just interested in human rights when it comes to Middle eastern/African Countries? Also, thanks to the oil who got you pleasing their governments just to take it from their tiny gulf country.
If this channel is for learning keep it on that and choose your word carefully, we have brains.
Dude, of course there are amount of topics to talk about, but why does that one bother you very much? Come on, man the entire world is watching the world cup now, then what´s wrong with talking about problems in Qatar? The workers condition is just one of them.... That country is also ultra intolerant against the LGBTQ+ also. If the reality shocks you, then it´s your own problem...💁♀
@@thaizahonorato The entire world can’t see the victims if they are not white? The entire world can’t see the wrong thing if US or EU countries are doing it? I am sad for the workers ofc but that dose NOT mean that i don’t see how they are trying to make them look like criminals /// Why they didn’t speak about this when the WC was hosted by some west countries who had the same issues and even more? This is your problem you always use your white privilege. END.
I would say most of what you were talking about is not true and it is shame to talk about other countries without evidence.
We are describing the words and opinions of other news outlets. It's a linguistic programme, not a topical one.
the whole reportation is fake , we never heard about workers in Qatar facing exploitation , unpaid , housed in low quality accommodation .. wow! , I suggest for you to talk about human rights in Palestine, what Americans did in Iraq, syrian crisis ..Talk about actual human rights violations . then your reportation will be worth it.
Qater has no critism,exploitation it is best country like culture and good treating people. Football is not need political prother.
90% of migrants workers are from INDIA, Pakistan etc.. The officials who exploit workers and fill own pockets are also from this countries. The Main brains who recruit this officials are also from this countries. In fact all this humanitarian crisis is caused by foreign workers themselves. Please dont misunderstand poor brainless arabs. They just sitting there waiting to watch matches in the stadium. Most of the arabs are kind hearted too. One Arab gifted huge sum of money to my friends sisters marriage. In fact Kerala, my state, of India has been contributed from gulf countries in its developments in recent decades.
Dont be so biased and stick to your educational path
It’s an educational channel don’t get involved with politics or at least speak about human’s rights in uk 😂
Western people loses their mind day by day, In a learning platform critically included political disaster..shame on you guys .
I do not understand. You are saying that people working in unhuman conditions and dying because of it, are not topic to be included here?
@@Vanda-il9ul In simple words, this report is an example of Islamophobia.
@@mackeman1356 From Brits? :))))))))) There is not a bigger friend of Arabic nations in Europe. Of course talking about political level. All the British votings in the UN are the evidence.
Western : accept our all order.
Other : you are wrong.
Western: how dare you. So, you break human rights, we spreading violence about your country with learning technique .
Others: what about looting India, africa etc.?
Western: We make there strong building, railway so on.
Others: Really 🤔?
Western: You are Terrorist.
@@mackeman1356 And, BTW, I have met Arabic people in my country, in Britain, in Germany. The one thing they have in common is, that they think everybody hates them and if you express any opinion different to theirs, you are an Islamophobe. E.g. this is a nice cake but a bit sweet for me. I do not know how I was an Islamophobe for that too :)))))))
Even if you are right in all what you said Qatar still better from you because they gave them the chance to live and work regardless of all the situations, unfortunately some of them died in workshop by accident ,while you as an European leaders killing the migrants from all nationalities intentionally in the sea before even arrive in your border and don't let them work or live in your "clean countries"...so you are the last ones who can speak about the humans rights.
You are just a bunch of lairs ...this worker's problem happenned also in Brazil World Cup with the death of 6 workers....this work (building)is always dangerous and facing problems like this is so normal ....but the true question is do you have the right to speak about human rights you the NATO members who invaded alot of countries as Afghanistan, Iraq ,Palastien and alot of colonialism history in my country lebanon and other's county too..
Qatar will pay one day ...
Never
Pay for hosting the best world cup despite the objection of gays ?
@@someone-iy6km This is the Islamic rules and you must have some respect to this country which has different beliefs and morals than yours or stay home doing whatever you want without so much bothering.. get a life we are sick of you
@@sundusalkindi3224 man u misunderstood me i completely agree with qatar