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Ahead of the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination on Thursday, Regina, head of the Yongin Filipino Community, said, "Even when seasonal workers report unfair treatment, such as unpaid wages or having their passports taken away, to the police stations or government offices, public officials try to solve the problems by siding with Korean business owners or Korean brokers rather than helping the foreign workers." Immigrants and foreign workers point out that there is already a large number of foreigners residing in Korea, and that Korea is no longer a country that can function properly without the labor of foreigners. Therefore, they say, the Korean government must make efforts to not discriminate against them. "The number of immigrants in Korea has reached nearly 2.5 million, or 5 percent of the total population, as of January." "The Korean government and business owners brought in migrant workers because they needed them, and they are working in various industries such as manufacturing, agriculture, fishing, construction and services." "Many industries in Korea are now unable to sustain themselves without migrant workers," Udaya Rai, head of the Migrants Trade Union, said Sunday during a protest outside Seoul Station. He stressed that the nation should put in effort to protect them and that the nation lacks a comprehensive law addressing all forms of discrimination, compounding the challenges faced by marginalized communities. Like him, human rights activists and immigration policy experts emphasize the prevailing social inequality, including racism, faced by minorities in Korea, highlighting the absence of legal protections. Alongside Japan, Korea is the only country among the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development member nations without such a law.
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1 Ahead of the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination on Thursday, Regina, head of the Yongin Filipino Community, said, "Even when seasonal workers report unfair treatment, such as unpaid wages or having their passports taken away, to the police stations or government offices, public officials try to solve the problems by siding with Korean business owners or Korean brokers rather than helping the foreign workers." 2 Immigrants and foreign workers point out that there is already a large number of foreigners residing in Korea, and that Korea is no longer a country that can function properly without the labor of foreigners. 3 Therefore, they say, the Korean government must make efforts to not discriminate against them. 4 "The number of immigrants in Korea has reached nearly 2.5 million, or 5 percent of the total population, as of January." 5 "The Korean government and business owners brought in migrant workers because they needed them, and they are working in various industries such as manufacturing, agriculture, fishing, construction and services." 6 "Many industries in Korea are now unable to sustain themselves without migrant workers," Udaya Rai, head of the Migrants Trade Union, said Sunday during a protest outside Seoul Station. 7 He stressed that the nation should put in effort to protect them and that the nation lacks a comprehensive law addressing all forms of discrimination, compounding the challenges faced by marginalized communities. 8 Like him, human rights activists and immigration policy experts emphasize the prevailing social inequality, including racism, faced by minorities in Korea, highlighting the absence of legal protections. 9 Alongside Japan, Korea is the only country among the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development member nations without such a law.