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Doha
The National Human Rights Committee (NHRC) carried out the first event of its ‘Together We Work’ campaign at workers’ health centres in cooperation with Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS).
The event aimed to raise awareness of the labour law and labour rights, by hosting them throughout the day to answer any questions the workers might have on the laws and their rights. The event also aimed to raise awareness of the role the NHRC plays in this regard.
Director of the Public Relations Department at NHRC Abdullah Ali Al Mahmoud said the event aims to reach the broadest segment of workers, given their status as a primary partner in the development process.
He added that coordination with the Qatar Red Crescent Society helped both sides to agree to focus on health centres covered by QRCS for the next three weeks.
For his part, Director of the Supply Department in the Medical Affairs Sector of QRCS Adel Jassim Al Kuwari said that the cooperation between the two bodies will help serve a large segment of the expat workers community from all nationalities.
He highlighted that the four health centres managed by QRCS under the umbrella of the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) provided healthcare services to 1.2 million visitors last year.
Doha
The National Human Rights Committee (NHRC) carried out the first event of its ‘Together We Work’ campaign at workers’ health centres in cooperation with Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS).
The event aimed to raise awareness of the labour law and labour rights, by hosting them throughout the day to answer any questions the workers might have on the laws and their rights. The event also aimed to raise awareness of the role the NHRC plays in this regard.
Director of the Public Relations Department at NHRC Abdullah Ali Al Mahmoud said the event aims to reach the broadest segment of workers, given their status as a primary partner in the development process.
He added that coordination with the Qatar Red Crescent Society helped both sides to agree to focus on health centres covered by QRCS for the next three weeks.
For his part, Director of the Supply Department in the Medical Affairs Sector of QRCS Adel Jassim Al Kuwari said that the cooperation between the two bodies will help serve a large segment of the expat workers community from all nationalities.
He highlighted that the four health centres managed by QRCS under the umbrella of the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) provided healthcare services to 1.2 million visitors last year.
