Maid Abuse in Qatar: A Growing Problem
Maid abuse in Qatar is a growing problem, human rights groups say. Abir Bouguerra, Angel Polacco and Sara Al-Darwish report.
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Projects completed by freshmen journalism students during the spring of 2012.
Public Transportation in Qatar: Driving People Crazy
Qatar’s public transportation leaves much to be desired. But there is hope on the horizon, Alanna Alexander and Munazza Sayed report.
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Leaving High School Students Behind
Qatar has poured billions into its education system, but educators say more needs to be done. Mahdiyeh Mohd Seid Mahmoodzadeh and Marium Saeed report.
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Work Hard, Play Hard
The social life of migrant laborers in Qatar leaves much to be desired. Maha Ansari and Amna Elsaka report.
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More Qatari Women Hit the Books
More Qatari women are graduating with college degrees. But society may not be ready for them. Haneen Hindi and Mai Akkad report.
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Going Green, or Trying To
Qatar has ambitious plans to go green, but the reality on the ground tells a different story. Penny Yi Wang and Amna Al-Saadi report.
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Qatar’s Water Woes
Qatar’s water consumption is among the highest in the world, but that usage is taking its toll. Aamena Ahmed and Ardinny Razania report.
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Organ Donation in Qatar: The Gift of Life
Religious and cultural obstacles are hindering Qatar’s efforts to conduct organ transplants. Reem Zubaidi and Aisha Al-Misned report.
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Patience, Patients!
Qatar’s overcrowded hospitals are having trouble coping with the country’s booming population. Jaimee Haddad and Gena El Aker report.
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