Refugees should not be confined to 3D jobs, says NGO
KUALA LUMPUR: The government’s proposal to allow registered refugees to work in Malaysia’s dirty, dangerous and difficult (3D) sectors is a welcome step, but they should not be restricted to such jobs.
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