Kenyan’s crusade against bad working conditions in Qatar
MAYA GEBEILY WITH perfect prose, sizzling sarcasm and a host of anonymous accounts, Malcolm Bidali has waged a one-man social media campaign to improve working conditions for migrant labourers in Qatar for nearly a year. "It kind of makes me feel like Batman or Superman. You can say the things you want to say, with your own voice and your own style," said Bidali, 28, speaking to the Thomson Reuters Foundation from Doha. The Kenyan security guard had been using Facebook, Instagram and Twitter under the pen name "Noah Articulates" to complain about cramped living quarters, low wages and working…
