This video says about itself:
July 20, 2012
France 24 report on human rights defenders in Oman, including the case of Habiba Al-Hinai and her colleagues who were detained while supporting striking oil workers.
From the World Socialist Web Site:
15 February 2013
Airline workers strike Oman Air
Workers at Oman’s flagship airline struck at Muscat International Airport, to protest management reneging on promises made in November.
The leader of the airport employees union, Saleh Bin Mohammad Abdullah Al Zedjali, said that workers “had been demanding training and promotions for Omani staff for some time but, despite promises, the company had not implemented any of the demands”. He also said that employees were being made to work more than eight hours by the airline without being paid overtime wages.
Other grievances are over long hours and late nights, which even women are forced to work. The union alleges that the company deducts pay even when employees submitted legitimate medical bills and that it had been withholding increments.
See also here.
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