Reforming the Kafala System: Empowering Migrant Workers in the Gulf

The Gulf has historically been one of the regions with the highest population of migrant workers in the world, with up to 75% of the population being comprised up of non-citizens in countries such as Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.

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November 13, 2024

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Adeena Hossain

2024 Fall Fellow

Adeena Hossain is a second-year student studying International Politics at Georgetown University in Qatar.

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Adeena Hossain

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