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Foreign workers face language barriers and discrimination, survey finds

· Source: Hina· Author: Hari Alfeo· Photographer: Zvonimir Kuhtić

ZAGREB, 22 May (Hina) - Lack of knowledge of the Croatian language and of motivation to learn it, hindering easier integration into society, alongside discrimination by the local population are among the biggest challenges faced by workers from distant Asian countries, according to a survey presented on Thursday.

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