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The central aim is to explore the inequitable treatment of migrants in Bangladesh and assess governance practices affecting them.

February 2, 2026Open Access

Migration Governance and (in)Equality: Bangladesh's Divergent Treatment of Migrant Categories

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The central aim is to explore the inequitable treatment of migrants in Bangladesh and assess governance practices affecting them.
Utilized the IOM Migration Governance Framework (MiGOF) for analysis.
Conducted qualitative research through documentary analysis.
Interviewed thirty-four stakeholders from various sectors including Government, Civil Society, and Migrant Communities.
Overseas labor migrants benefit from comprehensive governance and support systems.
Rohingya refugees and other migrant groups face fragmented and punitive governance.
Inconsistencies in governance practices highlight systemic inequalities among different migrant categories.

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This research analyzes the unequal treatment of various migrant categories in Bangladesh, indicating significant governance disparities.

Alam et al. (2024) studied this question.

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