Sentence examples for bonded children from inspiring English sources

The BBA claims to have rescued more than 80,000 trafficked and bonded children to date.

In India, the majority of the 15 million bonded child workers are from the lowest castes.

For instance, to overcome family economic insecurity, some families may give their child over to bonded child labor while others may organize workers' collectives to secure a loan to start a small business.

Jay and Rob go back a long time – they bonded, as children, over the games they shared, their families living just two doors apart in London, Ontario.

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Even on a "Busy Day" for "Busy People," reading is a wonderful way to expand children's worlds and to bond children and caregivers, and one that can start at birth.

Moreover, the illness and death of a caregiver may affect outcomes for children as the bonds children have formed with them are strained during illness and broken by their death.

Bonded and child labour are rife.

Cultural factors stipulating appropriate parent-child interactions and shaping how parents bonded with their children were interwoven with material factors.

Meanwhile, children born since September 2002 will also receive a £250 handout in 2005 under the new "baby bond" child trust fund scheme.

"We are physically bonded with our children," Mr. Edwards said.