lhere is a recognized problem of tension bet$een different ethnic groups, inclualing tension anong young people. tlhile differential unenployment rales are larqely a result of the infloe of nee foreign eorkers, the general situation for younq people i.n tbe nigrant eorker connunity is of considerable concern (see CERD/C/91,/Add.30l . Ms clear lhat lhe sense ot stability in the lives of these youchs is significancly challenged by inci.dents of racial hatred even though these are rare. The inberent ambiguity as to where one belongs for anyone wbo is a second generation toreigner is exacerbated by racial incidents, especially in the context of other eocial factors such as below auerage ttousing and below average lob secur i ty. ll8. Special eftortg are nade in France to assist young foreign nationals knoen as nmembers of the second generationn vrho often have ditficulty finding stable enplolrftent. These efforts include eork-related training prograrnnes, some designed specifically for young non-nationals. France has also taken action to abolish adninistratlve practices lhat had discriminated against foreign vorkers, and Iegislacive and judicial neaaures are being inPl'emented to prevent any provocatsron to racial hatred or racial discrinination. The French Government has recognlzed that, to be fully ettective, these Policiea need to be inplemented within the context of a broad education progranme to promote tolerance and elininate racial preJudices (see the sixth periodic rePorc of France (CERD,/C/ 9O/Ad6.3l l ' ll9. Educational policles and emplcryment policies rel-ating to ninorities and visit.ing workera are algo recognized as interrelaced in the socialisc countries of Eastern Eur@e and the Soviet Unlon. In the German Denocratic Reputlic labour exchanqe programmes are arranqed r.ith a number of countrjes, including Algeria, Cuba, Mozanbique, Poland and Viet Nan. [torkers in these exchanges generally stay in the Gernan Democratic Republic tor four years. and, after three months of A/ 40/ 694/Add-r Eng li sh Page 3l
**Analysis**
The text discusses the challenges faced by young people from migrant worker communities, including issues of unemployment, racial incidents, and social integration. It highlights the efforts of the French government to address these challenges through education, employment, and anti-discrimination policies. The text also mentions labor exchange programs between the German Democratic Republic and other countries.

**Category**
Employment, Education