Sentence examples for * labour coercion from inspiring English sources

The incapacity of the settlers to wrest the indigenous inhabitants from their land resulted in the development of several types of labour coercion and control: slavery, clientship, indenture, debt bondage, and various forms of rent and labour tenancy.

Many however are here legally and fall into forced labour situations because of coercion, deceit and manipulation.

The small coastal population of slaves, free blacks, and mixed ethnicities, with plenty of vacant land and less coercion of labour, developed a culture very different from that of the Sierra.

We imagine this process to be one of coercion and forced labour, but K offered up his freedom to his traffickers.

They keep coming up with ideas rooted in compulsion and coercion: the Tories demanding manual labour in return for dole money, for example, or the idea mooted at the Labour conference to remove child benefit from those who refuse the MMR jab.

The human rights group claimed that women were suffering "exploitation in conditions of forced labour, through the use of deception and coercion to recruit migrants and to compel them to work in situations which violate their human and labour rights".

Finally, each state creates by coercion a system of division of labour; as a result, social classes are formed, and they also engage in conflict.

Leading up to the vote, the government whips subjected Labour MPs to every kind of inducement and coercion – much of it highly unpleasant – in an effort to get them to support invasion.

Livelihoods were severely disrupted by the apartheid system, and labour migration became entrenched by a combination of government coercion and industrial labour recruitment.

The industry for migrant domestic labour is mostly facilitated by agencies, which face multiple allegations of coercion and exploitation.

Recognise the price of forced labour in the supply chain: We estimate that the 'cost of coercion' in terms of lost wages and illegal recruitment fees are at least US$21bn annually.