Safira, Nilna Zahrotus (2024) An Analysis Of The Incremental Model In Changing The Qatar Kafala System At The 2022 World Cup Event In Qatar. S1 Undergraduate thesis, UNIVERSITAS DARUSSALAM GONTOR.

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Abstract

This research analyzes the incremental model transformation in Qatar's kafala system, which has been in the international spotlight since the country was selected to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The qualitative method applied in this research analyses texts, documents and other related data. This study explores transforming the kafala system into a de-kafala system due to pressure from international organizations such as the ILO and FIFA. The reforms undertaken, including the abolition of exit permits and the implementation of a minimum wage, demonstrate Qatar's efforts to improve its image on the global scene. However, the results of the analysis show that the changes made are incremental and insubstantial, thus unable to address the problem of systemic human rights violations against migrant workers. Despite international attention and support, policy reforms seem to be aimed more at defusing criticism and maintaining economic stability rather than achieving genuine migrant welfare. This research concludes that the incremental model implemented by the Qatari Government needs to be more effective in resolving pressing humanitarian issues in the country.

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