Chinese students facing racial discrimination

Chinese students living in Ireland are being racially discriminated against and exploited, it emerged today.

Wed, 29 Nov, 2006 - 16:29

Chinese students living in Ireland are being racially discriminated against and exploited, it emerged today.

A new study found young people who moved to the state to study English often work two low paid jobs to fund course fees and loans leaving them with no social life.

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