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Broken migration dreams fuel criminal exploitation in Malaysia

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By Tanvir Hasan
| Dhaka Tribune Verified
Criminal syndicates in Malaysia are allegedly exploiting a number of financially vulnerable Bangladeshi migrants by recruiting them into online gambling, drug trafficking and other illegal activities after they fail to secure the jobs they were promised, according to expatriates, community leaders and enforcement reports. Many of those targeted reportedly borrowed heavily or sold family assets to pay Tk500,000 to Tk700,000 to migrate to Malaysia.
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Syndicates, fake jobs, and debt: The plight of Bangladeshi workers in Malaysia

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By Tanvir Hasan
| Dhaka Tribune Verified
Thousands of Bangladeshi migrant workers in Malaysia say they have fallen victim to recruitment syndicates, fake job offers, and excessive migration costs, leaving many unemployed, indebted, and vulnerable to immigration violations despite paying large sums to secure work abroad. Malaysia, one of Southeast Asia’s largest labor markets, has long been a preferred destination for Bangladeshi workers seeking higher incomes and better opportunities.
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PM Tarique pushes labour market, trade deal in Malaysia

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By Tanvir Hasan
| Dhaka Tribune Verified
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman used his first foreign visit since taking office to push for the reopening of Malaysia’s labor market, accelerate negotiations on a bilateral free trade agreement, and secure support for Bangladesh’s bid to join the world’s largest trade bloc, signaling a broader shift toward economic diplomacy under the new government.
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