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The garments sector is a key driver of economic growth in many developing countries, heavily reliant on a labor force that includes a significant proportion of migrant workers. Despite their contribution, migrant workers in this industry often face numerous workplace challenges that affect their well-being and productivity. This study explores the multifaceted issues confronting migrant workers in the garments sector, including low wages, long working hours, inadequate living conditions, lack of legal protection, discrimination, and limited access to healthcare and social services. Through a review of existing literature and case studies, the research highlights the structural and systemic barriers that perpetuate these challenges. The findings aim to inform policymakers, labor rights organizations, and industry stakeholders to foster more equitable and sustainable working conditions for migrant workers. Addressing these issues is essential not only for upholding human rights but also for enhancing the overall efficiency and ethical standards of the garments industry.