Education trade’ is open to abuse

Recently there has been a focus on the visit of President McAleese to China and the trade delegation accompanying her.

Education trade’ is open to abuse
Thu, 16 Oct, 2003 - 01:00

That delegation is oriented towards the “education trade” or the recruiting of Chinese “students”.

The problem with this particular trade is that it involves quite large-scale immigration, allegedly temporary but with grave dangers of abuse.

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