Natasha Iskander

Natasha Iskander, a NYU professor and author, discusses the grim reality of Qatar's migrant workers who built the World Cup infrastructure. She highlights personal stories of exploitation, including a Kenyan worker's struggle and eventual advocacy for labor rights. The conversation sheds light on the kafala system and the façade of reforms. They touch on the emotional conflict of celebrating sports events like the World Cup amidst severe labor injustices. Iskander urges the need for genuine change in worker treatment as Qatar pursues its global ambitions.