The Economic Impact Of Allowing Refugees To Work

Laurence Todd, Director of Research, IDEAS

08-May-19 15:00

The Economic Impact Of Allowing Refugees To Work

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In its election manifesto, Pakatan Harapan committed to providing the legal right to work to all registered refugees in Malaysia. In today's show, we discuss the latest report from IDEAS about the economic impact of granting refugees in Malaysia the right to work.

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Categories: Politics, Law and Legal Matters, Social Issues, Education

Tags: legal right, registered refugees, economy, Pakatan Harapan, Live and Learn, Bigger Picture,

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