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“They Don’t Know Humanity”: 21k Workers Lost Their Lives On Saudi Arabia’s $1 Trillion Project
In an ITV documentary, workers testified about 16-hour work days and poor working conditions at The Line. The post “They ...
Saudi Arabia’s NEOM megaproject boss sacked after ‘threatening to BURY worker in desert’ in latest blow to $1tn scheme
THE highly controversial boss of Saudi Arabia’s pricey NEOM project has been sacked after allegedly threatening to bury a ...
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Saudi Arabia’s $1 trillion giga-project The Line reaches new milestone after reports that 21,000 workers had died
A documentary released by ITV in October 2024 alleged that over 20,000 people have died in Saudi Arabian since the Vision ...
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How Saudi Arabia’s Neom Giga Project Became a Global Showroom of False Climate Solutions
Neom was launched in 2017 with a whirlwind of promises. The 26,500 square-kilometre “futuristic” giga project is the ...
Saudi Arabia's 'The Line' Violates Human Rights and Common Sense
Inhumane labor practices, worker deaths, and the forced eviction and repression of local residents have characterized the ...
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Why are there so many Australians working for Saudi Arabia’s controversial megacity?
As Saudi Arabia’s influence has grown ... only political figure to head over to Tabuk. Former chief of staff to current ...
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Saudi Arabia: Neom workers speak of '16-hour work days' in ITV undercover film
According to “Kingdom Uncovered: Inside Saudi Arabia”, set to air ... who have lived in the Tabuk area for centuries, to make way for Neom. A former Saudi intelligence officer told Middle ...
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Saudi Arabia's Neom is looking to fill 262 job vacancies. The roles show just how futuristic the megacity could be.
Saudi Arabia is pushing ahead with its ambitious plans for Neom, a futuristic metropolis spread across 26,500 km² in the northwestern region of Tabuk. First announced in 2017, Neom is the ...
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Humiliation for Saudi Arabia as it's 'forced to scale back $1.5trillion plans for 106-mile-long city The Line to just 1.5miles with workers already being laid off at desert ...
Saudi officials said it would be built in stages, and would eventually cover a 106-mile stretch of desert along the coast of the Red Sea in the western Tabuk ... Arabia has not yet approved ...