US EditionWhat can international solidarity do for migrant workers' rights in Saudi Arabia?
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What can international solidarity do for migrant workers' rights in Saudi Arabia?
Behind Saudi Arabia's large-scale projects aimed at polishing its image in the eyes of the international community, be it the Asian Cup of Nations in 2027, the Asian Winter Games in 2029, the FIFA World Cup in 2034 or the NEOM futuristic city project, lies a much bleaker reality: thousands of migrant workers in the country are victims of human rights violations and unrelenting discrimination. “It is up to the workers to unite before it is too la…
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