Regarding the situation in the industrial area ... some expatwives in Doha already doing their bits to helped out these guys. One of them is Nathalie, she collecting a donation (anything from food, clothing, crockery etc etc etc) in her house, then she delivered to Kunja's House in regular basis (normally she going there as soon as her car full). Kunja's house somewhere around the zoo area ... the guys there are mostly nepalese workers who being abandoned by their sponsors. When i went there with them ... one of them broke down cried in tears. He said he haven't have any contact with his family for more than 1 years. His company bankrupt and the local sponsor disappear with his passport and he never been paid. Back home he owe so much money to loan shark to land him a job in the middle east. MOst of these guys have very similar stories. They can't go home because they have no passport, if they report themself to the authority they will be detain as an illegal immigrant. The embassy can't help everyone because there are thousands of these type of cases around. And take years to sort thenm out one by one.
If you are interested to do your bit pls rang Nanci in 5137904, or email nathalie in [email protected]
Maybe i fyou read the paper few days ago ... Spanish Speaking Ladies Group have adopted this Kunja's House. Not sure what they are doing by 'adopted', but surely the more help these people getting the better it will be.
Regarding the situation in the industrial area ... some expatwives in Doha already doing their bits to helped out these guys. One of them is Nathalie, she collecting a donation (anything from food, clothing, crockery etc etc etc) in her house, then she delivered to Kunja's House in regular basis (normally she going there as soon as her car full). Kunja's house somewhere around the zoo area ... the guys there are mostly nepalese workers who being abandoned by their sponsors. When i went there with them ... one of them broke down cried in tears. He said he haven't have any contact with his family for more than 1 years. His company bankrupt and the local sponsor disappear with his passport and he never been paid. Back home he owe so much money to loan shark to land him a job in the middle east. MOst of these guys have very similar stories. They can't go home because they have no passport, if they report themself to the authority they will be detain as an illegal immigrant. The embassy can't help everyone because there are thousands of these type of cases around. And take years to sort thenm out one by one.
If you are interested to do your bit pls rang Nanci in 5137904, or email nathalie in [email protected]
Maybe i fyou read the paper few days ago ... Spanish Speaking Ladies Group have adopted this Kunja's House. Not sure what they are doing by 'adopted', but surely the more help these people getting the better it will be.