mention problems faced by international migration
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Many migrant workers obtain employment through agencies, who fail to obtain urban registration for the workers. This means they are working illegally, without the correct documents, making them even more vulnerable to unfair dismissal, non-payment of wages and non-existent labour contracts. There is often no way for migrant workers to get city citizenship, which means they are, in many instances, denied basic rights such as public housing, health care and education. This makes them totally reliant on medical care and housing provided by their employer.
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) Adolescent girls are likely to encounter difficulties because they are forced more frequently than boys to conform to traditional behavior patterns. 2) Youngsters have to learn that everyday life is heavily family-oriented, and that social control is very strong. 3) Lack of compatibility between the educational systems in the 2 countries disfavors the returnees; they may be barred from the school system because of language deficiencies or because priority is given to local students. 4) Many countries receiving youngsters have extremely high unemployment rates and cannot absorb these returnees into their labor force.
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