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Bangladesh urges M'sia to reopen labour market, take in more workers

Bangladesh urges M'sia to reopen labour market, take in more workers
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Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has requested that Malaysia reopen its labour market to Bangladeshi workers. Both leaders emphasized the need for a more transparent and fair recruitment process to prevent the exploitation and debt bondage that have plagued the system.

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This move addresses critical humanitarian concerns and labor shortages in Malaysia's construction and manufacturing sectors while aiming to reform bilateral migration policies.

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PUTRAJAYA: Bangladesh has asked Malaysia to reopen its labour market as the two countries pledged to clean up a recruitment system long marred by exploitation.

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The article reports on bilateral diplomatic discussions using neutral language and quotes from both heads of state.

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