The Ultra-Rich Kingdom the World Doesn’t Understand | Inside Qatar | ENDEVR Documentary

those workers come from a worst situation to a better one and no one forces them to go work there. they probably come there knowing how it will look like.
if they will give social support tho those workers and all kinds of support the country will be overrun with refugees and immigrants to get that social support. look at europe and UK. full with refugees. why? the goverment gives them social securities. free houses or very low rent. free healthcare, free money. besides those free stuff most of them also do undeclared work / side hustles. why? if it is declared most of the free social support will be lower to zero based on income.

thats how most of them build up wealth and take it back home.

It looks like Qatar has rocketed past the United States in terms of a pure state of capitalism. Import slave labor, force it to stay and work to survive and threaten to take away shelter at any time. Qatar embodies the "haves and have nots". The US parades as a democracy/republic but it is closer to Qatar. Elections in the US are now almost just for show. The same few people control resources in the US backed by the might of the US military. Oh ya, I almost forgot. FIFA is just a turd full of corruption and fraud.

I bet the women pray for FREEDOM 🙏

Anyone can create a negative documentary by cherry-picking the worst examples and presenting them as the norm. This documentary relies more on emotional manipulation than factual analysis. It shows selected poor living conditions for migrant workers, but it does not demonstrate that these cases represent the broader reality. Poor accommodation, shared rooms, and shared bathrooms can exist in many countries and contexts, including among students, travelers, and low-income workers. Showing such conditions without proper comparison, context, statistics, or verified evidence risks misleading the viewer.
Serious accusations require serious evidence. Headlines, dramatic visuals, and isolated examples are not enough. Without reliable data, context, comparison, and verification, the documentary risks committing a hasty generalization: taking a limited example and using it to condemn an entire system.

All nice and good, except there is no Royals, we are all human beings at the same level. Moreover, there is no God, is all a fairy tale to control the masses.

Hadith, "And you will see barefoot, naked, destitute shepherds vying with one another in the construction of tall buildings."

I wonder what will happen if the gas runs out… They better think of something now or back to tents

I forgot which country was exposed for all the slave labour and worker deaths during the world cup….

The chap from Nepal SAID he couldn't feed his family by working in his home Country, and that of the $400/m he earns in Qatar he saves $250/m for his family. He's now able to feed them AND pay for their education.

He SAID that.

Imagine living/working in the West, earning €4,000 per month, and being able to save/spend €2,500/m on your family?

WHO's the REAL slave, eh?

Nobody chooses to be a slave; but many choose not to SEE it when they are slaves.

Just like most countries, they take advantage of modern day slave labor.

Wow when you realize the arabs have all the power and America is now the slums.. 3 wives, 24 children with a net worth in the billions. And we think Jay z and Beyonce are balling, these Arab mfers are truly BALLIN.

The US is somehow OK with Qatar controlling their oil but wasn't with Iran in 1953. Go figure.

In just 30yrs the country became first world but African countries with all the Gold and minerals 60yrs after independence there is nothing to show for it. Good leadership is very important and Africans need to wake the F up.

I would rather live in a cabin in the woods with bird sound than in desert mansion

Up to now I have never understand why they keep workers passport for two years .
Modern slavery never ends.
who ever oppress the poor,Allah will punish them all

I find the report truly misleading in many aspects. For example, the issue of the workers whom the report shamelessly and falsely calls slaves… These are workers who wouldn't earn a single dollar in their own countries, yet they were given the opportunity to work for many times what they would receive in their home countries.
Is this slavery? Yes, they live in the heat and in cramped rooms. Aren't America, London, Paris, Berlin, and Tokyo full of homeless people whose countries don't even provide them with protection while they sleep on the street? Hundreds of thousands of American citizens live the nightmare of street life in every state in America and in every European country
Qatar is a country with its own ambitions, its own heritage, and its own freedom to work for the benefit of its people. It did not mobilize its army to colonize other countries as much of Europe and America did, stealing and plundering nations. Qatar is a peaceful and beautiful country, and its people are genuine, generous, and treat all visitors with utmost courtesy and respect. The report does indeed contain many offensive, unprofessional, and unethical Therefore, this video was reported for its bias and for spreading numerous accusations without evidence or even a sound field study. We Arabs have a saying: "Every blessing is envied." May ALLAH Protect Qatar and its people and grant them continued security, peace, and prosperity 🤲🏻🇸🇦💐🌴

It’s funny go see the rest of uae how workers lives they only see Qatar

Big respect to Qatar