The Biggest Mega Projects Under Construction In Dubai 

Yeahhhhh can we get some more cheering for blood money and slave work 💯💯💯

@@Sbfjxkdkd It's not slavery. they chose to build in 40 degree heat

@@Sbfjxkdkd “blood money and slave work”😂😂😂😂😂🙃 sure buddy

​@@Sbfjxkdkd Are you talking about America.....??

​@@Vladimirputin11111Yes. America 200 years ago = Dubai today in terms of human rights.

there is the Middle East Green Project it will plant 11 billion trees not sure how many are in UAE

The German firm which made it isn't giving safety certification. Seems it's a lengthy and costly process to check and replace bearings and other parts.

How were you abused?

@@arbaz79 You don’t feed us, you hurt us physically, you take our passports, you don’t pay us right and worse you kill us and put us in the freezers!.!.

how so? what did they do to you?

@@anywaytechreview - They don’t feed us - They take our passports - They hurt us physically - They put us in unsafe working environments - They don’t pay us on time or sometimes don’t pay us at all - They call and treat us worse than animals - They molest us - Sometimes they kill us Etc… If you don’t believe me talk to other Filipino people and other migrant workers like Bengali, Pakistani, Indians and Nepali, they will tell you their stories.

@@arbaz79 - They don’t feed us - They take our passports - They hurt us physically - They put us in unsafe working environments - They don’t pay us on time or sometimes don’t pay us at all - They call and treat us worse than animals - They molest us - Sometimes they kill us Etc… If you don’t believe me talk to other Filipino people and other migrant workers like Bengali, Pakistani, Indians and Nepali, they will tell you their stories.

EXACTLY!!, and those poor workers, who have died building those hideous high rise

Migrant workers built this country❤️ But They all came to dubai, because they had better Pay than what they had in their country!! Why would someone come to a desert if they didn’t have better opportunities than their hometown Think over it!

@@hanochkurian5933 your point being what? it's okay to pay them less because they are desperate and has no other choice?

@@ritenwappel5833 I understand your point. Migrant workers are miss treated by some employers in dubai. But many find better opportunities here than at home. like my parents who were able to build a better life. However, we still advocate for fair treatment for all workers. But one thing to be made clear is that, is not the Dubai or its government thats to be blamed for these poor conditions, but the employers that exploit these workers. Dubai nowadays have strict laws (including compulsory health insurance for labourers) ,Dubai is doing its part to protect it’s valuable migrant workers who build this city. I have lived in Dubai whole my life. I have seen it all. So from a first hand perspective this is what i think.

@@hanochkurian5933 Well the employers do these things because the government turns a blind a eye to it all. Who do you think the government or the royal family will favor more? The big business who help boost the country's GDP or the underpaid workforce who can be easily replaced? I have also lived and worked in the middle east in and around Dubai. We cant let that middle class privilege of ours cloud the judgement. Make no mistake, when they no longer find you useful, they will replace you with someone cheaper. A lowly worker makes a mistake at work, they get sent back home to their country with little to no benefits. A CEO makes a huge mistake, like say underpaying their entire workforce and they get a minor fine and a slap on the wrist. Who do you think is better treated?

They'll be fine.

@@isaacgeorge7288 Guess well get more data soon.Not that we dont have enough already

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said the guy from a country built on slavery