A recent report by Human Rights Watch has shed light on the grave abuses faced by migrant workers in Saudi Arabia.

The report reveals that migrant workers are facing gruesome and avoidable workplace-related accidents, including falling from buildings, electrocution, and even decapitation.

HRW has warned that the risks for migrant workers could increase as the construction of stadiums for the 2034 World Cup gathers pace.

Ahmed Benchemsi, advocacy director for the Middle East and North Africa at HRW, has spoken out about the alarming situation in Saudi Arabia.

The exploitation and mistreatment of migrant workers in Saudi Arabia have been a longstanding issue, with reports of abuse surfacing regularly.

Saudi Arabia has come under scrutiny for its treatment of migrant workers, with calls for better protection and enforcement of labor laws.

The international community must hold Saudi Arabia accountable for the mistreatment and abuse of migrant workers within its borders.

Improvements in workplace safety and labor conditions are crucial to ensure the well-being and rights of migrant workers in Saudi Arabia.

It is imperative for Saudi Arabia to address these human rights violations and take concrete actions to protect the rights and dignity of all workers in the country.