The UN a year ago in March 2016 had given Qatar a year to end vagrant specialist bondage. In December a year ago, Qatar declared the finish of its disputable "kafala" framework, touted as the greatest work change embraced by Gulf emirate. "Kafala is currently supplanted with 'a modernized, contract-based framework that defends specialists' rights and builds work adaptability'," Doha had stated, depicting the move as a most recent stride towards enhancing and securing the privileges of each exile laborer in the Gulf emirate. "Kafala" is work sponsorship framework that powers remote specialists to look for their boss' consent to change occupations or leave the nation, which means an individual's entitlement to work and lawful nearness in the host nation is reliant on his or her boss, rendering him or her defenseless against abuse.
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