Abstract Migration is the transfer of individuals from one country or region to another. This study aims to provide significant insights into the dynamics of overseas male labour migration from Bangladesh and offer policy recommendations to preserve the rights and well-being of migrants. This qualitative study employed a multi-method approach to explore the exploitative practices experienced by Bangladeshi migrants facilitated by brokers during the overseas migration process. The research utilized a combination of in-depth case studies and a Phenomenological approach to gather comprehensive data on the subject matter. This research is consistent with prior studies on exploitative practices in labor migration, emphasizing the widespread occurrence of deceitful commitments, financial exploitation, and a lack of openness on the part of intermediaries. The results of this study indicate a requirement for comprehensive interventions to tackle the problem of exploitation in Bangladeshi male labour migration abroad.
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