Migrant Workers in UAE Refused Assistance
(Al Jazeera English News Headlines: August 5, 2010) Relief to flood victims in Pakistan is gathering momentum as army helicopters continue making deliveries; over 4 million people have been affected by the flood. In Kenya, the ruling coalition has welcomed the 'yes' vote on creating a new constitution, which will potentially curb the powers of the president and try to reduce corruption. The Ministry of Labour in the United Arab Emirates is refusing to assist a camp of stranded migrant workers, who are allegedly owed ten month's pay. However, many workers are still seeking employment in the gulf countries, despite such reported hardships.
(Al Jazeera English News Headlines: August 5, 2010) Relief to flood victims in Pakistan is gathering momentum as army helicopters continue making deliveries; over 4 million people have been affected by the flood. In Kenya, the ruling coalition has welcomed the 'yes' vote on creating a new constitution, which will potentially curb the powers of the president and try to reduce corruption. The Ministry of Labour in the United Arab Emirates is refusing to assist a camp of stranded migrant workers, who are allegedly owed ten month's pay. However, many workers are still seeking employment in the gulf countries, despite such reported hardships.
