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Chie Katayama: Mobility Inequality Between Japanese Expatriates and Indonesian Immigrants - Katadata.co.id Opinion

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Amidst the global mobility gap, Japan has become the primary destination for Indonesian migrant workers due to limited employment opportunities and the domestic economic crisis.
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Chie Katayama: Mobility Inequality Between Japanese Expatriates and Indonesian Immigrants - Katadata.co.id Opinion

Amidst the global mobility gap, Japan has become the primary destination for Indonesian migrant workers due to limited employment opportunities and the domestic economic crisis.

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katadata.co.id broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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