"criminal exploitation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of using or taking advantage of a person for criminal purposes. You can use this phrase in any situation where someone is being manipulated or coerced into committing a crime. For example: - The police are cracking down on criminal exploitation in the city's underground drug trade. - The human trafficking ring was guilty of extensive criminal exploitation, forcing vulnerable individuals into prostitution. - The young boy was a victim of criminal exploitation, as he was forced to participate in a string of robberies by an older gang member.
Of the potential child victims, 28% reported being sexually exploited, and 24% reported criminal exploitation.
It's no surprise, then, that the Dickensian-style practice of "child criminal exploitation" is creating an army of kids who are criminally savvy at an increasingly early age.
Sexual explitation 30%, criminal exploitation 26%, labour exploitation 13% and domestic servitude 7%.
It takes poverty and criminal exploitation as abstract phenomena, when in reality both are human creations.
But Mr Putin's Russia has a penchant for turning bordering regions into extralegal no-man's-lands, ripe for criminal exploitation.
If life in GTA has taught us anything it's that, where there is demand, there is criminal exploitation.
These were the same good old days of the great British drunken celebrity, who was also sitting somewhere alongside the criminal exploitations that would later be uncovered in the aftermath of Jimmy Savile.
Nevertheless, criminals, criminality and exploitation will continue after the referendum on 23 June whatever the result and the key will be to ensure that the relevant authorities are adequately staffed and funded in order to tackle and defeat the perpetrators of unacceptable behaviour and practices.
Nudity, hate speech, self-harm, dangerous organisations, bullying and harassment, sexual violence and exploitation, criminal activity, violence and graphic content are among the areas covered by the updated guidelines.
Vancouver Police Department anti-exploitation detective Jim Fisher was arrested last month on six criminal charges including sexual exploitation, sexual assault, breach of trust, and obstruction of justice.
There is an accumulation of evidence pointing to a growing problem with the sexual exploitation for criminal purposes of teenagers, both girls and boys.
