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Its definition of slavery includes coerced work (including provision of sex) and children forced into marriage.
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"In economic terms, the cost of the flight attendant's actions was concentrated on the airline, and the benefits were dispersed widely throughout the population, to other flight attendants, to waitresses, to people who work in restaurants, in hotels, to any person who perceives himself or herself in a position of being coerced into work they don't want to do," Mr. Fink said.
Tom Golisano and H. Carl McCall ganged up on Gov. George E. Pataki yesterday over allegations that New York City government employees had been coerced to work on the Pataki campaign.
"There is a suspicion that some of the women, especially those from Eastern and Central Europe, have been brought to Iceland under false pretenses and then coerced to work as striptease dancers or prostitutes," the panel said.
Americans have found themselves competing with children coerced to work in foreign factories, trafficked and forced labor, and foreign workers so mistreated that they jump to their deaths from factory buildings.
When these coerced juxtapositions work, he believes, they make viewers stop and pay attention to the things they see every day and say, "Oh, that's kind of weird".
In Richardson's official response, per materials released by the House Ethics Committee, she states that she "did not intend that her staff feel compelled or coerced to work on her campaign" and that she didn't "ever intend to obstruct the Committee's investigation in any way".
The U.S. and United Nations say forced labor is a type of modern slavery, and that items made by people being exploited and coerced to work are banned from import to the U.S. It's unclear whether other companies also export products made by forced labor in Xinjiang to the U.S., Europe and Asia.
(M-51; MGNREGA) Women being beaten up and coerced to work in MGNREGA was a major reason for the women's participation in MGNREGA.
"Workers are coerced into working way beyond official limits – both in terms of sea conditions and working hours".
"The evidence is that coerced treatment works at least as well as voluntary treatment," he wrote.
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