“Compassion is not just an abstract concept that one writes about or feels vaguely, rather it comes across in terms of acts and decisions to make concrete change within and without.” - Qatars Team
“As many people celebrate the lifting of restrictions and life going back to “normal”, many migrant workers are still living those poor conditions.
We looked forward to lockdowns being over. What should they look forward to?” - Kuwait Team
“But what about those who do not enjoy the same privileges we do? What about migrant workers, who live in horrible conditions, share living spaces and work over 14 hours a day with a meagre wage?” - Oman’s Ensaniyat Team
“We need to talk more about these issues and think together of ways to help. We need to do all that we can to make sure that we all live in more equitable societies, where migrant workers' rights are respected and protected.” -Bahrains Team
“Many stranded workers are relying on kind individuals and local charities for help. Do your part if you can by volunteering, donating to those in need and reporting wrongful treatment through formal labour complaints.” - UAE Ensaniyat Team”
“When hearing about workers being abused in the workplace or their rights not respected, it is your duty to help report that. Many complaint procedures are in Arabic, making it difficult for workers to reach or understand.”