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daisy wrote:

canuckbid wrote:Hello. I think alot of people forget that they are in a different country than their own and don't respect the local laws and customs. They think everything should be the same as their home country. Wake up and smell the coffee. You shoud respect the countries culture or don't be there.

In my opinion you are mistaken here. What is been discussed is the poor condition of the labours in a country who promised them something in return for their work and dedication.
It wont corrupt or interferes a country's culture.
....or you are stating that the culture of Arabs is still keeping slaves???

Sk.Mohahammad said it very clearly that there is problem in some areas and they are going to do something about it but the issue is implementing.
The government can expel iranian companies from their place just to please a so called super power but will not take proper actions to improve the situation of poor workers by making and implying a law for their security.

Why agents have a free hand in terms of hiring labours????

we all should respect any human who is doing labour to improve our life style and playing as an anonymous milestone in the development of the developed countries.

portland wrote:From my point of nonsense this is not just about laborarers, expats and locals nor the government or employers here in Dubai. Every where we see a lame argument of human rights or i want this i want that, why is it better like this or like that...The fact is we humans our selves are hungry for power or just about anything, we are never content with anything, as we have or get what we want. We keep on bargaining for a better one, thus our hunger and thirst for dominance keeps on growing and growing.

Human is like a virus of the earth we keep on consuming every thing 'till one day we can no longer consume anything but our selves. "Original Quote by Me. hehehe

Speedhump wrote:

portland wrote:From my point of nonsense this is not just about laborarers, expats and locals nor the government or employers here in Dubai. Every where we see a lame argument of human rights or i want this i want that, why is it better like this or like that...The fact is we humans our selves are hungry for power or just about anything, we are never content with anything, as we have or get what we want. We keep on bargaining for a better one, thus our hunger and thirst for dominance keeps on growing and growing.

Human is like a virus of the earth we keep on consuming every thing 'till one day we can no longer consume anything but our selves. "Original Quote by Me. hehehe

It's what I always say too. We are battling against human nature. The only difference is I don't agree human rights' arguments are always 'lame'; we can't just let human nature take its course, laws have to protect the weak from the strong.

In the UAE it IS happening, but it seems it's not fast enough for critics of the UAE. The fact that the Arab way is naturally slow and unrushed (this is just fact) is not accepted by the critics. But change is happening.

Speedhump wrote: The fact that the Arab way is naturally slow and unrushed (this is just fact) is not accepted by the critics. But change is happening.

Red Chief wrote:It was only about generalization about things you don't have enough experience with.
So don't be upset if somebody thinks the same about your nation in some business fields.
As for crude industry I've never said that Brits are retards, they are most likely sharks