A new report has examined the experiences of young immigrants living in Malta, highlighting a complex social reality. While the findings indicate that many young immigrants feel comfortable within the country, they simultaneously report significant challenges regarding social isolation and loneliness.
The study explores the integration process and the daily lives of this demographic, noting that despite a general sense of comfort in their environment, the emotional toll of being away from home and the difficulty in forming deep social connections remain prevalent issues.
Article source: newsbook.com.mt | Image credit: The New York Times
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