Sentence examples similar to be trafficked internationally from inspiring English sources

Vultures are eaten in some African countries, and smoked vulture meat is trafficked internationally.

Between 600,000 and 800,000 are trafficked internationally, with as many as 17,500 people trafficked into the United States.

A UNESCO paper published in 2006 claims that close to four million people are trafficked internationally and internally in the world.

Internationally funded campaigns to heighten awareness of the dangers of being trafficked have succeeded, according to follow-up polls, in reaching nearly every Moldovan.

Internet traffic is also liable to be routed internationally even if the message is exchanged between two people within the UK.

"I'll still be competing internationally".

"It should not be traded internationally".

Meanwhile, traffic is surging, both internationally and within the region, fueled by the spread of mobile phones and a belated but enthusiastic adoption of the Internet.

Until KIXP, all Internet traffic in Kenya was exchanged internationally.

An advocate for victims of trauma, Mary David, J.D. is an internationally recognized human trafficking expert.

Kathi Lynn Austin is an internationally recognized expert on arms trafficking, peace and security, and human rights.