Sentence examples for * labour violence from inspiring English sources

Many face years of menial and unpaid domestic labour, violence and abuse.

Mines minister Susan Shabangu acknowledged this week that the recent labour violence would impact potential investment into South Africa.

Outbreaks of labour violence became common, and the Chicago experience made the rest of the country fearful that the future would be filled with proletarian strife.

Wearing balaclavas and carrying wooden boxes filled with polish and brushes, shoeshiners are reviled by many as drug addicts and criminals, but their story is more often one of poverty, child labour, violence and homelessness.

They should play crucial roles in solving problems affecting people's lives, i.e. human trafficking, drug addiction, child labour, violence, war and HIV/AIDS.

By recognizing the important role of the media, she urged the media professionals to combat social prejudices and norms such as child marriage, child labour, violence against children and inappropriate infant and child feeding practices.

Additionally the study found that women who were part of the labour force faced greater domestic violence.

Amid details of backbreaking labour, random violence and arbitrary executions, it can go almost unnoticed that Tadek faces death on three separate occasions, each threat arising suddenly and requiring a different tactic to evade it.

But very little attention is paid to how we move from etiquette to tackling the ongoing gender pay gap, women's under-representation in politics, unequal divisions of domestic labour, and violence against women and girls.

A huge range of our electronic products are tainted by forced labour, sexual violence and children forced to fight by armed groups.

"Governments should now prioritise child-centred development goals and devise more holistic policies interlinking education, trafficking, slavery and child labour and violence against children because they are all connected".