The British government’s annual survey revealed that the majority of Pakistani-origin youth aged 16 to 24 in Britain are neither employed nor in education.

According to official figures, an average of 11.5% of young people of Pakistani origin in Britain were out of work and education.

According to the report, 12% of Bangladeshis, 11.7% of British whites, 11.5% of British blacks and 11.3% of other Asian youth in the same age group were not employed and were not receiving education or training.

According to the data, only Indian and Chinese people aged 16 to 24 were more likely to be employed and educated than people of other nationalities living in the UK.

About 7.3 percent of Indian-origin and 4.5 percent of Chinese youth were neither receiving education nor working.