None of this is about the pool. Abuse of domestic workers is illegal but unfortunately does happen, Saudi Arabia is not different than any other country.
Where is your evidence for this? So far you haven’t provided any except illegal abuse of domestic workers by private citizens and abuse by Amazon which is known to do the same in the US.
Where is it that modern infrastructure in Saudi Arabia is built with slave labour? And I am not sure how it is relevant anyway to a tourism post. Every western country today is built upon imperialism, colonialism and slavery.
I'm ignoring the vain girl and zooming in on those rock formations. Lovely rocks you got there.
Alula from above looks like the mountain ranges in 16bit JRPGs
Oh wow, this is beautiful. Thanks for sharing - one more place I must visit in my lifetime.
Ooo what indigenous group was displaced for this photo?
None, perhaps you have it confused with Coastal GasLink pipeline in Canada?
Alula is an ancient oasis and has been continuously inhabited for over 3000 years. In the Bible it is referred to as Dedan.
None, slavery is illegal in Saudi Arabia. But since you are bringing up the accusation, do you have an evidence for it?
Qatar isn’t Saudi Arabia.
None of this is about the pool. Abuse of domestic workers is illegal but unfortunately does happen, Saudi Arabia is not different than any other country.
Where is your evidence for this? So far you haven’t provided any except illegal abuse of domestic workers by private citizens and abuse by Amazon which is known to do the same in the US.
Where is it that modern infrastructure in Saudi Arabia is built with slave labour? And I am not sure how it is relevant anyway to a tourism post. Every western country today is built upon imperialism, colonialism and slavery.
Seriously, where are you from?
I question your reading comprehension