Sentence examples for control traffickers from inspiring English sources

This newest grisly episode on the high seas between North Africa and the Italian island of Lampedusa -- which is closer to the coast of Tunisia than to the Italian mainland -- served to underscore the huge challenges confronting European authorities seeking to control traffickers of immigrants and fugitives ready to risk death for a chance of a new life in Europe.

The report cites various reasons for the children going missing, from the failure of the government to identify trafficked children, to the influence and control of traffickers, lack of trust in adults and lack of consistent support.

The trafficked people we work with may not have been identified for years, either while being exploited or after their escape from the control of traffickers; and we find that the long-term influence of traffickers over individual lives is often underestimated.

They pleaded for the police to do more to control drug traffickers and arrest lawbreakers in their communities.

The Metropolitan police have estimated that 70% of the 88,000 women involved in prostitution in England and Wales are under the control of traffickers.

"In particular, where unaccompanied children enter the care system, we must minimise the risk of them running away and getting drawn back into the control of traffickers.

They are almost invariably under the control of traffickers who earn thousands of dollars for every person they put to sea from Libya and other departure points in North Africa.

Frontline service providers and anti-slavery campaigners have long argued that the policy of terminating support shortly after identification can push vulnerable victims into destitution, homelessness and back under the control of traffickers and exploiters.

But let's not forget our city's marginalized black and Latino girls, many of whom wind up in New York's expansive sex industry controlled by traffickers.

They have also pointed out that one alternative, eradicating plants by hand, is dangerous because it involves sending troops and workers into areas controlled by traffickers and guerrilla troops.

To her, they seem "comatose," emotionless, controlled by traffickers and pimps.