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A night in a kongsi | R.AGE
This is the reality of life in many Malaysian construction sites. Construction workers are almost exclusively made up of low-wage migrant labour, most of whom do not have valid work permits, and are housed in slum-like conditions no reasonable person would find acceptable.

One Bangladeshi worker even described conditions as being “worse than the garbage dumps in the slums of Bangladesh”. He tells us how there are only three toilets for 400 workers.
How colleges and universities are complicit in human trafficking: THE FULL DOCUMENTARY
Every year, thousands of Bangladeshi youths arrive in Malaysia to study in its colleges and universities. But behind many of these colleges are human traffickers who exploit these students.
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Refugees in Malaysia: Malaysian government creates own refugee database. KHADIJAH SHAMSUL MIGRANT88 NGO “We think there’s room for abuse and there’s definitely room for exploitation. That’s why we think the programme isn’t gaining the traction that the Malaysian government wants.”
Sri Lankan domestic workers in Malaysia