Bangladesh Migrant Workers and Justice

Abstract\nBangladesh is unity of the grind merchandiseing countries in the world. due(p) to very special booking opportunities within the realm special emphasis is given(p) to enhance scope for abroad employment as appliance to accelerate pace of mendicancy alleviation activity. Many labors atomic number 18 going abroad illegally. So they get down illegal labors there. Due to an imperfect immigration policy and poor enforcement, migrant workers carry been victims of corruption by middlemen in the lead departure.\nIn the hand of brokers and subagents of the recruiting agencies disunited in every recess and corner of the hoidenish some people ar fair completely void. They ar demanding to a greater extent money than is required for displace people abroad. They cannot assure employment there and so labors make to undergo cheating. There are many impediments from the Govt. and recruiting agencies also. Manpower export is in the edge of destruction. migratory work ers from Bangladesh are often uninformed, occasion irregular channels to emigrate and find themselves in indefensible positions. Due to the lack of information, risque transaction costs and exploitation, which opens the room to dishonest recruiting agents, middlemen, smugglers and traffickers, migrants often are cheated, exploited. The people who have been cheated cannot jam help of law enforcing agencies of the country and have to suffer grim condition. This study attempts to find extinct the overall understanding most this issue as wholesome as provides suggestions to solve this problem.\n\n foot\nInternational labor migration has become an progressively important take in in a globalizing world. Bangladesh is increasingly integrated with global prudence in terms of trade, investment, carry of remittances; its degree of openness. Bangladesh is one of the study labor-sending countries of the world. Bangladesh is a hugely labor surplus country and whence participates in the supply lieu of the global labor market. unsettled workers are consider...