Sentence examples for be trafficked from inspiring English sources
noun
Pedestrians or vehicles on roads, or the flux or passage thereof.
- Traffic is slow at rush hour.
"Anyone can be trafficked," says Barker.
"And we fear they will be trafficked for sexual exploitation and for forced labour".
Upwards of 18,000 foreign nationals are believed to be trafficked into the U.S. each year.
Thieves subsequently entered many of the properties and stripped them of copper and anything else that could be trafficked.
Girls who had been forced to marry at a young age were more likely to be trafficked, Lake said.
When a child has a history of trafficking, the risk that he will be trafficked again is very high".
The men who visited the villages worked for the local drug cartels, snatching girls to be trafficked for sex.
More than 80% of these women will be trafficked into prostitution in Italy and across Europe, it says.
Police – who interviewed the man – doubt his story, but Hope for Justice staff say his claim to be trafficked is currently being assessed.
One of its most important projects is a nationwide hot line, with interpreters on standby for 176 languages, for anyone who sees people who may be trafficked.
From here, guns and insurgents and immigrants can be trafficked along the old caravan routes that once carried slaves, salt, and ivory.
