Sentence examples for all forms of trafficking from inspiring English sources

Currently, only 16 of the 32 states in Mexico have adapted their local laws to criminalize all forms of trafficking.

Most governments have taken concrete steps to create the legal framework to address this crime: 159 countries have become parties to the Palermo Protocol, and 133 countries prohibit all forms of trafficking.

In the report, officials said China had shown "modest signs of interest in anti-trafficking reforms" but "the Chinese government did not demonstrate significant efforts to comprehensively prohibit and punish all forms of trafficking and to prosecute traffickers".

Pimp-led prostitution is considered to be one of the most flourishing and brutal of all forms of trafficking in the US.

It is inaccurate to claim that addressing these specific linkages will provide the panacea that is needed to truly eliminate all forms of trafficking in persons; however, if we intervene now and fundamentally alter the way we live through a sustainable approach, the roots of human trafficking may finally start to wither away.

But the legal framework needs to be strengthened further to protect children from all forms of trafficking and to assist child victims with legal and psychosocial support.

Despite its historic significance, the square remains a noisy, bustling center of trade and worship for most Nepalis -- and accordingly open to all forms of traffic.

In opening its study, the British Internet regulator, Ofcom, said, "We believe that there is insufficient evidence at present to justify the setting of blanket restrictions on all forms of traffic management".

As of 2010, Vägverket, or the Swedish Road Administration SRAA), has been part of Trafikverket, the Swedish Transport Administration, which is now responsible for all forms of traffic: road, railway, sea, and air.

Article 6 of the 1979 Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) [ 37] calls on states to suppress "all forms of traffic in women and exploitation of prostitution of women".

It does not require States to suppress consensual, adult sex work but calls for the suppression of "all forms of traffic in women and exploitation of prostitution of women".